Sentence examples for an easy character from inspiring English sources

Mr. Taylor is also good, although the troubled Danny is not an easy character to play.

Nor is he, it is fair to say, an easy character.

Spider Jerusalem is the antihero: a shaven-headed, heavily inked journalist who spends much of the story wearing only pants (he's not an easy character to forget).

Someone who senses possible political danger in a half-eaten Snickers dating back three decades is not an easy character to pin down.

Though Toussaint is an easy character to root for, Shorty is a much more complicated mixture of good and bad, and the way the author keeps his hope and sense of humour alive is amazing.

While Ted was an easy character to write off in the first half of the season due to his absenteeism, his story in the second half might be different: the agency needs him.

Clijsters is an easier character to like than Henin and therefore tends to attract the support of the crowd on such occasions.

In 1974, McMichael coined the term healthy worker effect (HWE) to describe a phenomenon in which more vigorous occupations had a relatively lower mortality rate when compared with the death rate in occupations of an easier character, or among the unemployed [ 23].

It seemed like an odd stance to take, since the bad guy here is PG&E, a really easy character to hate.

"I know some of the people who got money and shouldn't have". It seemed like an odd stance to take, since the bad guy here is PG&E, a really easy character to hate.

His was not an obvious, Simple, or easy character to analyze.