Sentence examples for easily experienced from inspiring English sources

Other towns are easily experienced passing through.

Writing in the Guardian in 2012, she said: Love is more easily experienced than defined.

It's closest of the Balearics, but is most easily experienced on a package holiday with an operator such as Thomas Cook or Thomson.

Built far from the white boxes of the New York art world, it could only be easily experienced (and validated as art) through the galleries themselves and the mediated form of photography.

So why travel so far to a place that, in terms of both culture and landscape, could be far more easily experienced in northern Scotland or Shetland, for example?

In some hotels the cabana brings with it a sense of place not easily experienced by lying on a lonely towel.

Neighborhoods such as Astoria, Elmhurst, Flushing, and Sunnyside, all in Queens, offer so much within their boundaries that an outsider trying to figure them out can easily experience information overload.

"Teen-agers easily experience feelings of envy, unease, of being trivialized — and they go out and they try to do something," a seventeen-year-old, named Konstantin, told the site, explaining why he joined the demonstration.

"You can easily experience this if you take a few coins into a sweaty hand," says Schrenk. "You detect a metallic aroma but you don't inhale metals, it's just a reaction product between the coins and your skin".

"I don't know what that's supposed to even mean, but it makes sense in my head, because he's the one who doesn't get to have these things and I get to more easily experience them".

The curved region in composite structures is vulnerable and easily experiences delamination under opening load due to the localized transverse stresses.