Sentence examples for be easy to view from inspiring English sources
It would be easy to view these letters as sorry proof of yet another woman shunted to history's backstage.
"It would be easy to view One World Trade Centre as a betrayal of everyone who lost their lives on September 11th, because it so clearly proclaims the terrorists won.
While it would be easy to view his personality through 21st century lenses and place him somewhere on the autistic spectrum, it can be misleading to retrospectively apply a diagnosis that didn't even exist for most of his lifetime.
Waddingham also said that £1m was pledged on the charity platform by people using Facebook on their mobile phones and said charities needed to remember that because half of Facebook's 901 million users interact with the social networking site on their mobiles, charity websites should be easy to view on such devices.
It would be easy to view Putin in a negative light.
Whilst it would also be easy to view GoButler's German withdrawal as a slimming down in operations, my understanding is that this isn't the case.
At 5-11 and 180, it's easy to view Graham as a slot contender.
It's easy to view religion as the root of society's ills.
The Kodak Picture Center was fairly good; the photos were easy to view and download to my computer's hard drive.
Look at how the British covered India with railroads, and it is easy to view them as modernisers.
