Sentence examples for let off easy from inspiring English sources

He was let off easy I guess.

He was let off easy because there was "no evidence" that he received money.

— People in this economically pressed town near Lake Michigan are divided into two camps: Those who think Evan Emory should pay hard for what he did, and those who think he should be let off easy.

There are moments where even amid the racial minefield his Presidency inhabits, he appears to have been let off easy; black America has settled for a brother who feels our pain, rather than evaluated how effectively he's alleviated it.

In part, regulators may be sensitive about any suggestion that the firms, which settled civil but not criminal complaints, were let off easy even though many investors lost money when share prices fell.

As things are, candidates get let off too easy & do not have to exert themselves mentally as much as an applicant for admission to a preparatory school.

The British should neither be made an example of nor let off too easy.

Politicians get off easier.

But Agassi was not going to let Sampras off easy, and neither was Sampras's aging body.

Three weeks later, Trump had the talk with Comey in which he pressured him to let Flynn off easy, a conversation that now seems especially sinister.

Wells said Piazza let Clemens off easy after Clemens threw a shattered bat near him in Game 2. "I haven't always agreed with his behavior on the field," Wells wrote of Clemens, adding that if he were Piazza, he would have retaliated.