Sentence examples for easiest to accept from inspiring English sources

Basic Céline — the look of a chic navy dress that Delphine Arnault of LVMH was wearing under her Dior coat — is the easiest to accept at this label's high style and prices.

The convention that everything is but a translation is one that seems easiest to accept with historical fiction - with Rose Tremain's Music and Silence, say, or John Banville's Kepler.

In the end, those of us who are agnostic find it easiest to accept the existential validity of religious experiences that make those who endure or enjoy them better writers and more likable human beings.

This means that one cell in a specific place reproduces and a cell elsewhere is chosen for death, a scenario perhaps easiest to accept in small populations of stem cells, such as in an individual colonic crypt [ 23].

The bread was easy to accept.

Analysts find that easy to accept.

It is also perhaps easier to accept defeat.

After a while, it is just easier to accept it.

It is relatively easy to accept cash benefits but very hard to get into the workplace.

People who already love Jesus find it easier to accept new revelations about Him.

It is never easy to accept the passing of a very dear friend.