Sentence examples for easy to discuss and from inspiring English sources

No detail was easy to discuss, and Crennel said he was not going to talk about witnessing Belcher's suicide.

The app is designed to involve younger people more in the political debate – rather than poring through long surveys and trawling multiple websites, the app makes it easy to discuss and share feelings.

After the activity, students are encouraged to reflect on which essay topic was easiest to discuss, and which one they would like to continue talking (or writing) about.

Intersectionality, then, was my attempt to make feminism, anti-racist activism, and anti-discrimination law do what I thought they should — highlight the multiple avenues through which racial and gender oppression were experienced so that the problems would be easier to discuss and understand.

Differences based on gender or the earlier educational trajectories of students were easier to discuss, and teachers seemed more willing to change their teaching practice according to, for instance, the needs of male or female students.

Specs are easy to discuss, unemotional and tidy.

Team-based games that mirror desired and undesired behaviors at work make it easy to discuss character strengths and challenges without pointing fingers or identifying things as "wrong". Openly identifying behaviors that are witnessed support the team's ability to name the behaviors of horror, and commit to the behaviors of a romcom.

It's pretty easy to discuss things with him and throw in ideas and think out loud.

Expectations that trans men perform clichéd "macho" masculinity don't make it easy to discuss struggles with body image and disordered eating, which are too frequently associated directly with femininity.

These items were not new ideas but specific or completed interprofessional communication items by exploring relationships between identified professionals (for example, the original item from Minvielle [ 24] was divided into 2 items: "it's easy to discuss patients with medical staff" and in "it's easy to discuss patients with nursing staff".

It's never easy to discuss the death of someone you love, and when that person chose to die, it can sometimes feel that much more difficult.