Sentence examples for easy to sum from inspiring English sources

But his case history is not easy to sum up.

It's not easy to sum up such an extraordinary set of wines.

It is easy to sum up the characteristics players need to become part of the fabric here: a willingness to work hard, honesty and a lack of arrogance.

FRANKFURT — It used to be easy to sum up the way European business executives viewed exchange rates: a strong dollar was good; a strong euro was bad.

Surveys and anecdotal evidence paint a mixed picture of millennial spending habits, and of course it is never easy to sum up an entire generation with one clump of numbers.

For someone whose face has been relatively well known for more than a decade, it's not easy to sum up quite what Myleene Klass does – as her own promotional biography acknowledges.

But as this comedy stretches toward an hour and a half, the only thing that the title invites is an easy attempt to sum up the show.

It's an easy way to sum up what you do, organize around a singular idea, and keep everyone focused around the topic.

It's easy to mistake an interesting situation for an actual story – perhaps the easiest way to sum up the difference is that situations are static and a story moves.

The easiest way to sum it is up is from this speech a couple of years ago where he said "to put it simply I think we became too disconnected from the concerns of working people".

It will be easy to try to sum up Ace as a 'hipster hotel', but that would sort of miss the point (though yes, the skinny jean quotient may be higher than average here).