Sentence examples for be easier to explain from inspiring English sources

It would be easier to explain that he's an interpreter if he had a uniform on".

One way is to follow the money, and it might be easier to explain.

The appeal of "Wipeout," ABC's hit summer show, could not possibly be easier to explain.

But the lawyers said taped statements that indicated he was waiting for something to happen might be easier to explain.

Coltrane's reputation, which traveled as far as Carlos Santana and Iggy Pop, turns out to be easier to explain than his intentions and motivations.

"After Sept. 11, it should be easier to explain what these men did," said Miguel Álvarez, an adviser to the president of the National Assembly.

"It may not be easy to explain, but it's right.

And this minimalist model will then be easy to explain to other economists as well.

"For ordinary Chinese I'm afraid this kind of thing will not be easy to explain".

The still limited response to Pronovost's work may be easy to explain, but it is hard to justify.

It would be easy to explain Keats's preoccupation with death by assigning it a straightforward biographical cause.