Sentence examples for easy to note from inspiring English sources

Surely it's quite easy to note these things down and then type them out.

It is easy to note the contrasts with that other time, 50 years ago, in the ease with which most black people navigate the city.

Is it too cheap or easy to note that that's the cost of keeping seventy soldiers in Afghanistan for a year?

Since Hepburn's career ran for so long -- she was determined to keep working as long as she could -- it's easy to note that she occasionally defaced her own legend, in pictures like "Rooster Cogburn" (1975) and "On Golden Pond" (1981).

From a smartassed standpoint, it's easy to note that many of the people who claim to have turned out fine look or sound pretty clearly the opposite of fine.

If are ZMCSCG, it is very easy to note that is a ZMCSCG.

A quality always easier to note in other people than to detect in yourself.

And it's easier to note when the most loyal customers visit.

"People are particularly sensitive to change, and it's easier to note that change over a relatively short term than it is over a longer horizon".

Now, whether that's because there's a larger dose of intolerance in our water supply, or simply that our new media have made it that much easier to note, I don't really know.

In class we were led to recognize how to reduce effort and to notice what we were feeling to observe new ways to explore, using the ground as a mirror and our easy breath to note any extraneous effort.