Sentence examples for characteristic ease from inspiring English sources

The piece moves with characteristic ease, and the finale is firm and confident, yet this is still the music of a young man of the 1940's.

Otherwise, his subjects run from Philip Larkin to the Tea Party and the Great Flood of 1993, and Raban writes with characteristic ease and insight on each.

The first thing to be said about "The Old Way," essentially a follow-up to "The Harmless People," is that it is written with Thomas's characteristic ease and skill.

Martin brings his characteristic ease of personality into both the characters and the prose, quickly bringing readers comfortably into the story.

In what is arguably his most synthesized work, The Gift of Therapy: An Open Letter to a New Generation of Therapists, he discusses the delicate interplay in counseling relationships between men and women with characteristic ease and obviousness.

It is with said baggage that he campaigned for the September 20 , 2015elections, which he won with characteristic ease in spite of his spectacular U-turn in comparison to the January 2015 narrative.

Recently, their use has increased in the rehabilitation of concrete structures, mainly due to their tailorable performance characteristics, ease of application and low life cycle costs.

With the exception of three characteristics (ease of translation into codes, prioritized and relevance), all four stakeholder groups discussed each of the characteristics in this theme (Table 3).

SRPs for other diseases than diabetes share many characteristics: ease of use, workload, and the variables to be entered, are all very much comparable.

The final code in the organizing theme of characteristics, "ease of translation into codes," was emphasized by administrators and mentioned by clinicians, but not mentioned by nurses or patients.

But when it's suggested that a truer, deeper reason for his initial anger at Woody Allen might be that Downey's replacement was not just an inconvenience or something that made him look uninsurable, but an act that felt like artistic disrespect, he dismisses it with characteristic backhanded ease.