Such a move is easy to deride.
Fooling yourself into feeling better about life is easy to deride.
It's easy to deride people like me who "diet and tell," as one Web site described the trend earlier this year.
"It's easy to deride the idea of government in America, where people's association with the public sphere is the post office".
It is easy to deride this president and there is much to deride him for, but when he does the right thing it deserves to be applauded.
While it might be easy to deride a wine like this as pretentious, it was in fact well done, taking on a lush, smoky richness.
While it's easy to deride OfficeMax for such an insensitive blunder, the practice of utilising a third-party data broker is common for many large organisations.
Later her work fell out of fashion, particularly the images involving angelic infants sprouting wings and the posed allegorical compositions, which were easy to deride for their sentimentality.
Whilst it is easy to deride Theron as a spoilt woman who is paid millions to do enjoyable work, she hasn't always led the most charmed of lives.
Jennifer Aniston, Renée Zellweger, Emma Watson, Jennifer Lawrence, Mila Kunis and Rose McGowan are among the famous actors to have written open letters this year, and any trend that reaches such a celebrity critical mass is easy to deride, particularly when its visible champions are wealthy white women.
