Sentence examples for easy to absorb from inspiring English sources

Burke's play is not instantly easy to absorb.

It was neat, easy to absorb and difficult to eliminate.

Certainly the piece is not easy to absorb, given its purposeful repetition and occasional monotony.

Another common misconception about how we learn holds that if information feels easy to absorb, we've learned it well.

She predicted that with the number of households increasing over time, thus adding to license fee revenue, the BBC would find the cuts relatively easy to absorb.

Ellroy's prose is easy to absorb sentence by sentence, thanks to his simple subject-verb-object constructions, but monstrous as it acquires cumulative force over hundreds of pages.

As someone with little cartographic experience, I initially found mapcodes easier to absorb than M.G.R.S.

But that does not make the loss of the two players any easier to absorb.

The string has made it easier to absorb pace and to control the ball even on big swings.

Mets Manager Terry Collins said Friday night that Edgin's emergence made the loss of Byrdak "somewhat easier to absorb".

So a small cohort of young people is easier to absorb in the labour market than a large cohort.