Sentence examples for exceedingly easy from inspiring English sources

Trump, Macek said, "finds it exceedingly easy to disrespect and insult people who are different".

But they make it exceedingly easy for the criminally inclined to kill and wound dozens of people.

"The author's name is rarely revealed, the titles are very generic, the depiction of individuals, the locations — it's very comfortable, exceedingly easy to empathize with," he said.

That has left me with a choice: share the best with you, or keep them to myself as a personal reserve of story ideas that could last me for years and make my job exceedingly easy.

If the interiors of the churches are not as grand and ornate as those elsewhere in Europe, the exteriors are sublime, and the palette of the old city -- mustard yellow, pale green and terra-cotta red -- is exceedingly easy on the eyes.

The carousel makes watching multiple videos in a row exceedingly easy.

The exceedingly light and easy to roll cream cheese shortcrust has become a family favourite.

That's exceedingly cheap and easy.

Within any of these pools or riffles, one would notice immediately that some species are exceedingly abundant and easy to collect, while others might be rare and would require a bit of effort to find.

And persuading a jury to give the benefit of the doubt to a multi-millionaire banker is exceedingly difficult, making it easy for the government to win a case on thin evidence.If you doubt it, look at the pattern of past financial crises, going back to Richard Whitney, a former president of the New York Stock Exchange, who was sent to Sing Sing in the 1930s for embezzlement.

But in Europe, where gasoline is five bucks a gallon and climbing thanks to brutal taxes it makes a lot of sense to have a tall, wide cabin with dual sliding doors, but with an exceedingly short wheelbase for easy maneuvering in traffic and for parking.