Sentence examples for less easily described from inspiring English sources

Organized by Mr. Yoshihide, a veteran of this scene who plays guitar, turntables and home-made electronics, Japanorama exposed British audiences to the arcane talents of the guitarist Taku Sugimoto and the vocalist Haco, along with the less easily described Toshimaru Nakamura and Sachiko M. Mr. Sugimoto exemplifies the ways in which this music builds on history yet adds the unexpected.

I just finished a BBC series on Napoleon in which I appear as Josephine's son and get to age from 17 to 30" — a proper enough counterpart to the less easily described character Curry plays by night.

The value of participation in our project can be easily described but is less easy to measure.

Global trust relates to the less easily categorised holistic aspects of trust, which cannot be easily described but are linked to all other aspects of trust.

Their music, however, is not easily described.

None of the four can be easily categorised or pigeonholed, nor are they easily described.

But the song, like the book, is not so easily described.

The sketch is called Dinner for One, and it is easily described.

Thus the message can be easily described by its moments.

This relationship is not linear, nor can it be easily described as a simple equation.

Our DNA influences who we are, but not in a linear or easily described manner.