Sentence examples for most easily described from inspiring English sources
Trend and variation are most easily described graphically, which this little animation does admirably.
The Greek dip skordalia is most easily described as eggless mayonnaise, but it's so much better than that.
What's more surprising is that Giffin writes what's most easily described as chick lit — her three smart, talky novels arrive in pastel dust jackets.
When we were introduced in her showroom, last January, she was wearing a pair of trousers most easily described as a hybrid of a dhoti and a jodhpur, with a trim cardigan and a corsage of safety pins.
Scribd is most easily described as a text version of YouTube.
It is most easily described as the "Expedia for meeting and event planning".
Clemens is CEO of Respond.com, a Menlo Park, Calif.-based startup that can most easily be described as a "reverse eBay".
The service, which can most easily be described as a video Twitter, is popular with the 300 people who are beta testing it so far.
San Francisco-based Yammer, most easily be described as a private Twitter for businesses, has found itself in the middle of competitive landscape that now includes Google's Wave and Salesforce's Chatter.
Financial drivers of COI have received the most attention as they are easily described.
She has her faults, easily described, often documented — though, for the most part, the worst accusations against her have turned out to be fiction.
