Sentence examples for easily things from inspiring English sources

How easily things went for the administration then, and how easy it was to be wrong.

Ms. Gayle saw in the experiences of her daughter, Nkosazana, now 25, how easily things can go wrong.

Mr. Webster vividly enacted the Celebrant's spiritual crisis in "How Easily Things Get Broken," a modern-day mad scene.

This weekend's fighting has shown how easily things can escalate, and how easily passions can be manipulated.The ruling coalition is multi-ethnic, but widely seen as Kikuyu-dominated.

Mr. Cooke was notoriously reluctant to grant interviews, probably because after conducting so many himself, he knew how easily things could go awry.

And, if "Mass" sometimes falls mortifyingly short in its attempt at a pop-classical fusion, mortification is the subject of the finale, when the Celebrant smashes his chalice and remarks on "how easily things get broken".

However bad thing may be, the intervention of Americans and Europeans can easily make things still worse.

You can easily put things back to your liking, however.

"The commission could very easily sabotage things and with no regrets".

A military man to the core, the general does not speak easily of things personal.

Fulham won too easily and things are looking bad for Blackpool.