Sentence examples for certain easing from inspiring English sources

Toward the end of his life, buoyed by medicine and a certain easing toward the people around him, Doug grew a little closer to his son.

But surely growing up in what was still a communist dictatorship cannot have been conducive to creativity? "The worst years of communism were over," Schiff says, "and in the 1970s there was a certain easing procedure, what they later called Goulash Communism.

There's a certain ease with him".

Elegance means creating "a certain ease and efficiency that allows you to focus on what's really important," she said.

"They have a certain ease," Mr. Dreyfuss said, referring to his bags, and perhaps his customers as well.

Here he creates a work the dancers can perform with a certain ease, but that doesn't make up for his ambiguous artistic voice.

From her dance days, she retains "a certain ease with my body, a lack of embarrassment, that has been very helpful.

On the set of "The Anniversary Party," he recalls, "there was a certain ease and tranquillity, and a camera can often smash that".

The US studios offer a level of money and a certain ease of working environment that the cash-strapped London theatre scene can barely conceive of.

President Clinton had to go on national television twice after the Littleton killings in order to shame an obdurate Congress into closing certain ease-of-purchase loopholes in its Juvenile Crime Bill.

Siri suggests a certain ease, a certain subsumed technicality that would draw in the C-level exec and, in parallel, well-known superstars.