Sentence examples for it is easy to suspect that from inspiring English sources

Still, he did think there were rights and wrongs, and it is easy to suspect that "instinct" is a euphemism (not euphuism: see PAIRS & SNARES) for some more invidious term, such as "breeding".

It is easy to suspect that this series has been underwritten by a security firm insistent that no woman in America ever go on a date without having first commissioned a background check: Don't jump into bed without it.

But given the extent to which other agencies of government — specifically the Federal Reserve and the Treasury — want the Merrill bonus furor to just go away, it is easy to suspect that the S.E.C., too, was trying to sweep the whole matter under the rug.

The techniques emerging in AI are of great potential significance for philosophy because it is easy to suspect that many philosophically important phenomena have the sort of complexity that can only be dealt with by accepting the problems that go along with developing complex formalizations.

It's easy to conclude that the suspect's age, 19, is the only reason for this sentiment.

But when he is speaking about race on his own terms, it becomes easier to suspect that he deploys that insight cynically.

It cannot be easy to inspire young Muslims with contemporary intellectual heroes: one suspects that there are a lot of Mary Seacole equivalents.

"That's easy to do".

That's easy to say.

That's easy to copy!

At the same time, we suspect that the carriers in semi-polar QW are easy to transfer into (0001) QW to recombine and shine.