Sentence examples for easy to say when from inspiring English sources

Easy to say when you're surrounded by adoring graduate students.

However, that is easy to say when we can see the full deal.

(Easy to say when women in other countries are forced to wear it, but still).

It's easy to say when it's somebody else and not you".

It's easy to say when you have no bond with the individual".

Easy to say when you've been named best actress at Cannes.

"It was so much easier to say when we called it imperialism," he explained.

"It was so much easier to say when we called it imperialism," he was reported to have said.

But, he added with palpable rue, "That's a lot easier to say when it's somebody else's scoop".

But that's easier to say when your team has won three rings in a row and half the town isn't rubbing your nose in the proverbial dog dung.

That may be easier to say when you have won four Premiership titles (Youngs came off the bench as a 17-year-old in Leicester's 2007 triumph) but it's likely his attitude is representative of the club's approach to the next couple of months.