Sentence examples for easy concepts from inspiring English sources

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

Throughout most of the history of the human race, right and wrong were relatively easy concepts.

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.

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".

EMISSIONS trading, says Ian Johnson of IDEAcarbon, a research firm, "is not an easy concept to understand".

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

This isn't an easy concept for AI to get used to.