Sentence examples for is easy to envision from inspiring English sources

WITH his long, lank blond hair, open-toed Birkenstocks and laid-back demeanor, Grayson Brulte, 21, of Fairfield is easy to envision as a concert bootlegger, lugging a recorder into shows and emerging with live tapes of Phish or the Dave Matthews Band.

But it is easy to envision cases in which laws to protect symbols are misused.

It is easy to envision a luxury-oriented airline failing because of lack of demand.

It is easy to envision grizzled drifters puffing away in the grayish, unornamented lobby.

It is easy to envision the 200C as a future Chrysler flagship.

Nanopore sequencing is easy to envision but has been deceptively difficult to carry out, despite two decades of research by universities and companies.

It is easier to envision Mr. Campos's career thriving in Europe than in America.

Instead of giving risk over a lifetime, the investigators gave risks over the next decade, a period that is easier to envision.

A global strategy, though, is easier to envision than to implement.

It's easy to envision Prince as another Chuck Berry or James Brown, barnstorming for decades to come.

It's easy to envision virtually any combination from this lineup making intriguing music.