Sentence examples for be too easily defined from inspiring English sources

Then, not to be too easily defined, he scaled his sound down quickly into delicate lines, each note beautifully formed.

One Democratic operative told the Huffington Post that he was worried Obama had allowed himself to be too easily defined as a vacuous celebrity last week without offering a similarly unflattering frame for McCain.

I don't want to be too easily liked".

Yet a solitary minister might be too easily ignored.

Don't be too easily upset on the last day.

Clergy health studies say that many clerics have "boundary issues" — defined as being too easily overtaken by the urgency of other people's needs.

(Seamus was too easily mispronounced).

I'm too easily distracted.

It was too easily mistaken.

I'm too easily embarrassed.

Success is too easily written off.