Sentence examples for be easily pleased from inspiring English sources
Not every voter will be easily pleased, however.
New Yorkers are easily pleased by praise from outside, no matter how tough they may act about not caring what the world thinks of them.
Mind you, his audience was easily pleased; they lapped up his promise to restore "proper teaching, good discipline and rigorous exams" as if no one had ever suggested these were good things.
As sports hit a bit of a late-November lull — unless you believe another early-season Duke victory qualifies as big news in college basketball, in which case, you're easily pleased — it gave us time to contemplate the college football firing season, which lies in wait for nearly every coach not vying for the Bowl Championship Series title.
There's very little difference, as far as I can see, between facing an audience of over-excited kids and an audience of late-night drunks: both like to shout out incomprehensible non-sequiturs, both get restless and potentially aggressive when they're not the centre of attention, and both are easily pleased by the most obvious material.
She needs to learn to be less easily pleased.
It is the authorities who are less easily pleased.
The Northeast High community is not easily pleased, though, and Mr. Danza is cut very little slack.
There was also the appealing sense that we were more easily pleased in those days.
