Sentence examples for easily come off from inspiring English sources

This could easily come off as a circus trick, a gimmick.

Dancing in opera can easily come off as exaggerated, awkward and, at worse, embarrassing.

The work could easily come off as long-winded and ponderous.

"I could have easily come off the bench and was proud to do that," Jordan said.

What could have easily come off as stilted, manufactured dribble miraculously contains a comedic spark.

Webb's bracelets, which do not easily come off, and his pants get him special attention at the airport.

So much erudition could easily come off as pretentious in a book about running, but it doesn't.

All this might easily come off as soap opera were Meloy not a wise and astonishing conjurer of convincing realities.

Labels don't easily come off, and there are those who are still waiting for Gasol to wilt under pressure.

Essentially a description of grinding poverty and social isolation, Coat of Many Colors could easily come off as maudlin.

The production shied away from the political complexities of "La Muette," but it gave fleshy new life to an opera that could easily come off as stilted.