Sentence examples for easy to channel from inspiring English sources

Not that the man and his keys are particularly easy to channel creatively.

Under these circumstances it is easy to channel the frustration and fury of the masses against Israel.You say that Israel is a "superior country with superior people".

Wandering through these high-ceilinged spaces, with their silky marble floors and ornate working fireplaces and gleaming gold mirrors, it is easy to channel past lives.

Running the chariot races at public expense was probably a cost-cutting and labor-reducing measure, making it easier to channel the proper funds into the racing organizations.

Being an organised entity, it may be relatively easier to channel health promotion messages through their well respected leaders (imams and pastors) to the congregations.

And piling on beaded necklaces, bracelets and earrings is an easy way to channel the hippie-luxe look.

The easiest way to channel Susie's preppy East Coast ensemble?

This rateless property makes the compressive cooperation communication system much easier to adapt to channel variation compared with traditional LDPC codes.

Hollywood is seeing value in streaming more of its content online, and new gadgets are hitting the market that make it easier than ever to channel Web video onto televisions.

Generally, the longer you are celibate, the older you are, and the more full your life is, the easier it is to channel your sexual energy (and frustration) into healthy diversions.

The advent of inexpensive digital cameras and desktop editing software has made it easy for aspiring auteurs to channel their inner Cassavetes.