Sentence examples for easy encounter from inspiring English sources

The match was turning into an unexpectedly easy encounter for Williams, who has expressed disdain for Wozniacki's ranking as number one in the world despite her failure to win one of the four major international championships.

This wasn't an easy encounter – he was tearful and slightly manic – but it would have been unfair of me to have done anything other than give him the benefit of the doubt.

Truth be told, it is hard to imagine Mr. McCain enjoying the kind of intimate and easy encounter with voters he had in Bow the other night in a big state like California or Florida.

During the truncated and front-loaded Democratic primaries, it was relatively easy to encounter Dean enthusiasts, Gephardt union activists, Clark fans, Edwards converts, Kucinich militants and even dedicated Sharptonians.

Exiting the subway at 42nd Street, next to the Port Authority Bus Terminal, it's easy to encounter homeless people who don't stay in shelters and are less able to articulate a personal message for De Blasio.

You may be better off fighting Pokémon which are easy to encounter but still give at least a point or two in the stat (or stats) you want.

But they cannot ask for a much easier final encounter.

Intolerance and divisive behavior have permeated our culture to such a degree that finding the Loch Ness monster seems far easier than encountering an intelligent debate or an open exchange of ideas.

In a culture dominated by political correctness, finding the Loch Ness Monster may be easier than encountering honesty and bluntness from public figures, especially in the world of financial services.

People without pre-existing dispositions can be drawn into criminal behaviour by a proliferation of criminal opportunities, and generally law-abiding people can be drawn into committing specific forms of crime if they regularly encounter easy opportunities for these crimes, especially in their occupations.

Yoga teaches you to back off and go easy when you encounter a tight place in your body.