Sentence examples for much too easily from inspiring English sources

"She gives up much too easily," Mr. Schmitt said.

It seemed to me that he bought into going into Afghanistan much too easily.

The drinks, though, are dazzlingly tropical – and go down much too easily.

And all of these risk civilian casualties, the "collateral damage" that rolls much too easily off too many tongues.

That people saying these things — you can see it clearly in Waldman's post — slide much too easily into identifying monetary base with bank reserves.

In the case of P. D. Jephson, the traitorous and long-winded former private secretary to Princess Diana, those questions are much too easily answered.

Run-of-the-mill Cash albums cover too much ground too easily.

Concerned as it is with the limits of consciousness -- with characters who sleep too much or too easily, conflate dreams and reality or become haunted by the past -- the text picks up an ethereal, spare quality that should not be mistaken for simplicity.

But if it's hidden, the extraordinary efficiency of the tax will generate too much revenue too easily for politicians to just leave things the way they are.

Davis slammed the agreement, which promotes a "soft exit" from the European Union versus a swift, clean break, as giving away "too much away, too easily" to E.U. negotiators.

"We gave too much ball away too easily, that's the bit we need to be better at.