Sentence examples for easily written off from inspiring English sources
Success is too easily written off.
Is the in-the-moment interaction between soloist and accompanist so easily written off?
But the Winklevii aren't — and shouldn't be — easily written off as a pair of curious clowns.
But poverty isn't easily written off as an inner-city ailment.
He doesn't want to be easily written off as a loudmouth dilettante.
It is worth watching the Hollaback! video for a taste of comments that are not so easily written off as an instance of men "just being polite" (as some men contend).
Some have also helped banks raise capital so they can more easily write off their sour loans.
And I could just as easily write off Ionesco's questioning of "normal" behaviour as a precursor to RD Laingian hippy psycho-babble - but that would be wilfully reductive.
"That word's a historical categorisation of anything that's avant garde, a way to easily write off very complicated new ideas.
By holding up a piece of soap in Venice or pouring a box of com flakes In a Norwegian fjord and putting it on film, the TV people can easily write off their trip.
The chancellor must also justify why, given his austerity agenda, he is able to so easily write off such a huge amount of money, equivalent to a twelfth of his proposed welfare cuts.
