Sentence examples for easy notions from inspiring English sources

"They don't play to easy notions of Irishness".

But Lopez also cautions against embracing easy notions about ecological, or cultural, purity.

But I appreciate this return to the show's roots, which were always about complicating easy notions of human happiness.

Still, Ms. Senna (whose first book, "Caucasia," in 1998 made her a phenomenon for its story about two biracial sisters who appear to be of different races) said she welcomed nuances that defied easy notions about identity.

In the story of Zoli, who is loosely based on the Romany poet Papusza, McCann calls into question easy notions about the inherent value of the written word and the places we call home.

I thought: 'Well there's bits here, bits there – I can make this work.'" Her appearance, which in the past has included fangs, whited-out irises and futuristic masks, has always challenged easy notions of femininity.

It's an easy notion to make fun of.

In the current atmosphere of grief, outrage and anger, it's an easy notion to peddle.

Friendly bacteria might not be an easy notion to wrap your brain around in the context of food these days.

But there are several reasons to think that we would be deluding ourselves if we succumbed to that easy notion.

For the past five years, the easy notion of the American enemy has permeated the everyday lives of Russian people.