Sentence examples for easier to cast from inspiring English sources

It's always easier to cast an opponent in stark, caricatured terms.

Bronze is also more fusible (i.e., more readily melted) and is hence easier to cast.

The two men in the play have been much easier to cast.

Rosenfeldt said that it is easier to cast actors from more diverse backgrounds in the UK than in Sweden.

To be sure, it is easier to cast aside a player whose skills have atrophied, and if Rodriguez helps the Yankees win, the fans will cheer.

Translation: In the nonprofit theater, it's easier to cast brilliant, accomplished stage actors like Mr. Keach and Ms. Marvel, whose names don't sell tickets like Hugh Jackman's does.

These SG (spheroidal graphite) irons, which are also called ductile irons, are strong and malleable; they are also easy to cast and are sometimes preferred to steel castings and forgings.

"Lost in Translation" was easy to cast.

It is easy to cast food companies as villains.

Networks obtained were elastomeric materials, easy to cast and remove from the mould.

Of course, it's easy to cast a protest vote away from home – ie Brussels.