Sentence examples for easy to experience from inspiring English sources
His work is easy to experience as something sensual, where Venturi is almost always cerebral.
It is not easy to experience or even to like, given the confrontational, repetitive use of female sexuality.
'However, the mountain of Stac Pollaidh ('Stac Polly') is relatively easy to experience, while still offering spectacular views across an endless maze of land and water.
Massachusetts may be New England's most populated state, but an abundance of national parks mean it's still easy to experience the great outdoors.
And it's easy to experience the age-old thrill of arriving at Djenné itself, with its majestic Great Mosque seen from afar against the horizon, dwarfing the city around it.
But the proliferation of political commentary on blogs, news Web sites and even Twitter has made it too easy to experience the political campaigns entirely through the eyes of other people.
Russian youth had become enamoured of Western pop stars, and the advent of the audiocassette made it easier to experience their music.
We don't want to complicate our sorrow or outrage when it is easier to experience these emotions in their simplest, purest states.
Getting him into our environment for a while, like we did with McGwire, we felt it would be easier to experience it first hand than explain it to someone".
With room rates at the Bulgari Milan property starting at a practically plebian $750, designer living is even easier to experience than it used to be.
