Sentence examples for easy concept from inspiring English sources

Unblinking service is not an easy concept in this country.

That is not an easy concept to grasp for Russian students".

Oz Clarke, wine writer and broadcaster, said: "Fairtrade is a very easy concept to grasp.

It's an easy concept for the band's new tour, "Rent Party".

That made "Motown Meets NYC" an easy concept for Summerstage's annual fund-raising gala.

It's not an easy concept to translate into English; even less so, perhaps, into the American idiom.

Self-doubt and self-sabotage are not easy concepts to dance; these two manage it brilliantly.

In a culture that throws around phrases like "unconditional love" and "radical acceptance" as if they represented black-and-white, easy concepts, this idea is, well, radical.

My guess is that you haven't considered this as much as you have considered concepts like love, understanding, and caring -- you know, the "easy" concepts we think are the ingredients for a perfect relationship.

"DVDs by Mail would have been an easier concept to understand in 1999," said Steve Swasey, the company's chief spokesman.

The presence of power in the production of knowledge is an easier concept to accept.