Sentence examples similar to mere easy from inspiring English sources

Though critically appreciated at the time (Rolling Stone's 1977 review of Rumours praised her ability to "move easily into the thematic trappings of the California rock myth"), they were written off by some as mere easy-listening hitmakers.

In 1999 Mark Vadon launched Blue Nile, the online diamond retailer that has shaken the status quo by treating the luxury stones as mere easy-to-compare commodities.

In today's trend-crazed world, a mere seven easy pieces might not get a woman very far.

The solid result for "Chronicle," made in-house for a mere $12 million (not easy for a huge studio to do), validates Fox's decision to aggressively aim for elusive male moviegoers — and on Super Bowl weekend, no less.

As digital technologies stretch the boundaries of the publishing industry, a software package is making it easy for mere mortals to go to their computers and — Ka-Pow!

But Hecht's aim is to show that as suicide was secularised, it became too easy – a mere medical and therefore solipsistic condition which took no account of humans as members of a larger (caring) community.

This can be a process that takes mere minutes and is easy and pain-free.

The mens rea elements differ in whether they require a quid pro quo; a mere nexus is an easier element to prove; more difficult elements to prove include the intent to be influenced and inducement.

The decision was not the easy one that mere human decency might seem to dictate.

When politicians use religious rhetoric, many secular-minded Americans view it as either alarming superstition or mere pandering, a cheap and easy way to appeal to what remains a highly religious electorate.

England's defeat at Lord's by 405 runs was so much more emphatic than the hosts' victory at Cardiff – by a mere 169 – that it is easy to fear the worst.