Sentence examples for eminently easy from inspiring English sources

IT WOULD be eminently easy for "Brazen," the new graphic novel that profiles historically heroic women, not to be brilliant.

It's one of those tasks that is eminently easy to put off, but it needn't be grim.

She skillfully juggles Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube to build a deeply loyal connection with fans who find her eminently easy to relate to.

Bigelow's is still in a wee white New England-style cottage that is unapologetically old-fashioned and eminently easy to overlook.

Its diminutive size and pleasing red print on white paper – as pretty as a crisp gingham napkin – make it eminently easy to use, and use it you will.

Eminently easy to browse, with large, vivid thumbnails arranged in rows on strikingly colored backgrounds.

Having Keller on the Zesty team would certainly make that eminently easier.

Haiku Deck is designed to ride that wave, by providing an easy, eminently visual medium for communication that's easily shared across them all.

The degree of creativity involved in her believable, lifelike, eminently realistic novels is easy to underestimate, particularly when compared with the more obvious creativity involved in writing fantasy, Romantic epic or Joycean and Yeatsian mythopoeia.

But Flint's praise is hard to come by, for while he recognizes that Martin has talent, he also warns the boy: "You are eminently corruptible.... It's easy for me to imagine you turning into a hack, settling for cheap success, and not because you're greedy, but because you desire too desperately to please".

Their machines are eminently compatible across many platforms, are easy to set up and come with important features like backup wizards.