Sentence examples for it is easy to suppose from inspiring English sources

Holding dear to this notion, it is easy to suppose that the Germans have not reclaimed land from water on a massive scale like the Dutch, pitched cities in swamp like Venice and St Petersburg or reversed the course of rivers like Stalin.

If Sidney is thus admirable for lacking any weakness of will, it is easy to suppose that effort-driven reason is a mark of such weakness, and hence something to be avoided (or at best tolerated) until moral excellence is achieved.

It is easy to suppose that density-dependent ostiole closure prevents the entry of too many foundresses, but our simulations (Methods: Estimating the effect of ostiole closure on foundress number distributions) suggest instead that it is more effective at reducing the frequency of syconia that receive only a few foundresses.

This implies for them, it is easy to suppose, that everyone believes that everyone, whatever the role he happens to occupy, believes [what captors should do].

It's easy to suppose that judges prefer to see their own middle-class life reflected in ficiton, and shun novels about the ravages of post-industrial life.

In the autumn of 2008, with the economy in free fall, it was easy to suppose that he was falling, too, from a precarious middle-class existence into an underworld of criminality.

It's easy to suppose that I was raised with a sense of entitlement about the bank.

It's easy to suppose that a child's having been exposed to drugs in utero invariably harms him after he is born.

But I know it's easy to suppose that one is over-the-hill at 50, but I want to point out that this is certainly not the case.

"It's easier to suppose everything is radioactive," Mr. Kadak said.

It would be easy to suppose that Mr. Carcelle was being ironic.