Sentence examples for easy to deflect from inspiring English sources

In a literal sense, no shot is easy to deflect.

"It's easy to deflect away by blaming the Yankees.

"It's very easy to take credit when a deal goes well and it's easy to deflect when things go bad," Iltchev says.

The electronic charge also makes it easy to deflect and focus electrons with high efficiency, but their mutual repulsion in free space leads to spatial and energy broadening of an intense beam.

And it is all too easy to deflect that anger to "them" -- illegal immigrants, poor minorities, foreign aid recipients.

Fireballs are easy to deflect, be sure to note that you can send back fire charges with your bow too) and can kill a Ghast if you hit the Ghast with it.

Waiting makes deflection harder — it's much easier to deflect an asteroid from a keyhole twenty years in advance than to have to deflect it from the planet three years in advance".

Mr. Nickelsberg was struck by how Mr. Hekmatyar used a translator even though he spoke English, a device, perhaps, to make it easier to deflect questions he cared not to answer.

Mr. Spacey uses his quick verbal intelligence and his easy smirk to deflect emotion and then, in unexpected and often untrustworthy ways, to reveal it.

Redstone, who is pushing 83 years old, may have been using Cruise as an easy target to deflect scrutiny from Viacom.

As generations of Kanins have learned through their careful study of the ancient art of Jujitsu, the easiest way to deflect a punch is to let a person punch through your body so thoroughly that they become you for a moment and find out that even though what you said might be annoying, you were just trying to fit in.