Sentence examples for idea of ease from inspiring English sources

Russia's artists turned to France for inspiration, but its 19th-century aristocrats took their idea of ease and independence from Britain and its country houses.

That idea proved difficult but the idea of ease and mobility stuck with him.

Even among Republicans, the idea of easing sanctions found little support.

The idea of easing ethanol mandates, while it would also lower the price of corn, is contentious.

Last February, Mr. Klagholz rejected the idea of easing the racial imbalance through mandatory regionalization of Englewood's schools with those in predominantly white towns nearby.

The idea of easing the city's chronic shortage of summer lifeguards by looking abroad was broached by Michael R. Bloomberg during his mayoral campaign last year.

Ms. Pelosi so far has rejected the idea of easing restrictions on those loans, which require carmakers to develop technologies that will improve fuel efficiency.

In 2000, Jordaan bought empty land covered in scrub brush with the idea of easing away from his job at I.B.M. Inspired by Dorrington, he figured he'd plant vines, too.

As Mr. Barak waited and Mr. Arafat's leadership council struggled into the night over his speech -- finally deciding not to go on television -- Palestinians throughout the West Bank and Gaza bitterly denounced any idea of easing up their monthlong intifada.

In January, Gov. George E. Pataki, a Republican, threw his weight behind the idea of easing the laws, which mandate long prison sentences for drug felons, including many low-level street dealers and addicts.

Prime Minister Ariel Sharon of Israel, concerned about possible new pressure by the Bush administration to accelerate steps toward peace negotiations here, today rejected the idea of easing a requirement that seven days of quiet must precede other formal steps endorsed by both sides.