Sentence examples for overly easy from inspiring English sources

It's a symbol of everything convenient and overly easy in the world today".

While there's something to be admired about a script that's unwilling to make things overly easy for the viewer, Sorkin's terse prose and immediacy assumes enormous prior investment and an unwavering interest in the cult of Apple.

One thing I discovered is that it's overly easy to select multiple videos for playback, when you only want one.

"If the crisis was a result of overly easy monetary policy earlier in the decade spurring bubbles, the less is for the Fed to identify and prick bubbles".

Again, the magnitude of what has happened is a result of fundamental errors made by the Federal Reserve and its overly easy monetary policy.

You'd have to dump the entire disc onto your hard drive and then use some sort of disc drive emulator — not an overly easy proposition for most folks.

While Laussot remained kindly disposed towards Bache, she also quickly summed up his overly easy-going character and decided to help him.

The excellence, strength and drama of the men's game has thrown women's tennis into a particularly harsh light and it has become too easy to be overly critical.

I've also found it depressing how often teenagers have said to me that their main GCSE set text was John Steinbeck's Of Mice and Men, which they found tedious, undeveloped, overly schematic and all too easy to reduce to a set of themes instead of a literary experience.

This "dramatic change," in turn, is the fallout from the overly-easy credit available to borrowers over the past several years.

The series will not correct the easy, overly simple story the press developed in 1964 or reverse the decades of class discrimination that have followed.