Sentence examples for easy to display from inspiring English sources
Much of the collection, however, consists of overscale work, not the kind of thing that's easy to display at home.
"It's pretty easy to display a heavily edited picture of a happy pig in a pasture," he said.
It is not easy to display things such as typeface and calligraphy, but the museum does it brilliantly.
Hot to Trot In Thongs and Straps Such well-groomed feet have no intention of hiding, and this summer's shoe fashions make them easy to display.
Truth is not always easy to display, but truly strong people always find a way #RESPECT — Oguchi Onyewu (@OguchiOnyewu5) 15 Feb 13 100 percent love and support for one of my best friends Robbie Rogers.
Stranded as we are many miles from the Swiss citadel of canapés and crampons, it is perhaps all to easy to display a certain amount of envy and dissent, but the fact remains that Davos has lost its power - if it ever had any - to truly affect the global agenda.
But while digital technology makes it easier to display a constant stream of images while the phone user is moving, digital programming has been slow to develop.
The alternative is increased potential for missed discoveries, miscommunications, and, at worst, creating a bias towards the research that is easiest to display.
She looks to see if stars were removed to make the flag seem older (telltale sign: frayed threads in the fabric) or if someone has taken a large, authentic flag and cut it up to use the material for faking smaller flags, which are easier to display and hence more saleable.
