Sentence examples for easy to erase from inspiring English sources

Still, the anger was not so easy to erase.

It's not quite so easy to erase it completely.

"Memories of Turks, however, are not that easy to erase once it hits sensitive spots".

"It could be easy to erase it completely from your computer".

When you're pushing blocks around a screen it's really easy to erase all the character".

But unsavory associations are not so easy to erase, and the prison continues to be commonly known as Rahway.

But being smooth, they are easier to erase".

The road signs and the buildings of the old Maze prison have proved far easier to erase than the vivid memories of the events that took place here, particularly the 1981 hunger strike in which Bobby Sands, an Irish Republican Army leader convicted of a firearms charge, and nine of his comrades died in pursuit of the right to be treated as political prisoners rather than criminals.

Draw light so it's easier to erase if needed.

Draw lightly at first so they're easier to erase.

If you make mistakes in your drawing, then it will be easier to erase.