Sentence examples similar to grudging ease from inspiring English sources
Stalin again gave grudging support.
Their praise was grudging, though.
They hold grudges against him, and he out-grudges them.
It is often impossible to find out either party's real wishes; with luck, they end by doing something that neither wants, while each feels a glow of self-righteousness and harbours a secret claim to preferential treatment for the unselfishness shown and a secret grudge against the other for the ease with which the sacrifice has been accepted.
With all the resolutions you'll add to the list--how about placing a priority on easing holiday grudges and looking forward to more family cheer in the new year?
The ease with which they could be staged had made them a favourite for groups with a grudge, said Arbor.
Together they enumerate the size of the global arsenal (around 23,000 weapons) and the ease with which its components can be bought, stolen or assembled by any lunatic with a centrifuge and a grudge.
(Pareles) ILL EASE (Tomorrow) The low-key Elizabeth Sharp tops her rattletrap drum grooves with whispery, intentionally in-the-cracks singing that mimics the loop of a grudge mantra in a jealous brain.
