Sentence examples for ease because from inspiring English sources
Still, I guess our general goofiness put the make-up lady at ease, because, after searching our bags, she let us enter her country.
Perhaps Biggs was a little more at ease because, as he put it, he made a career out of super-awkward sexual scenes like that.
I'm free, I'm completely at ease because it was extremely hard.
Maybe we want to put our peers at ease because they're uncomfortable and uncertain of boundaries?
And my mind is further at ease because it's a gift".
"The Catholics in my family were very good, honest people, so I felt at ease because of that.
Mentally strong people make decisions with relative ease because they understand their priorities and they live according to their values.
He plays host to the other dogs, and he puts them at ease because he is so calm and relaxed.
That is what ISIS is doing now, probably with greater ease because there is no long-term hold force to root out ISIS sleepers and prevent a regeneration.
Not that it isn't difficult, but it just came to me with ease because of all the sports I played growing up.
"Guys who have won have a presence about them," Bay said, "certain things that put everybody at ease because, hey, we've got guys that have done that.
