Sentence examples for particularly easy on from inspiring English sources

One thing is clear: there are no shades of grey with him and he provided a contrast to the twinkle toes of the City attackers; Bernardo Silva was particularly easy on the eye.

Wales, by Coleman's own admission, are not particularly easy on the eye at times and there is no point trying to play down the extent to which they depend on Gareth Bale, who has scored six and created two of their nine goals during qualification; the possibility of the world's most expensive footballer being injured next summer does not bear thinking about for this side.

It isn't particularly easy on the eyes, but it works well enough.

This has not been particularly easy on the eye but, thanks to a very debatable penalty, City are about to collect another precious three points.

One of the great exercises around, that's particularly easy on the joints, is cycling.

Bar staff are miserable and rude and not particularly easy on the eye when dressed totally inappropriately.

Most subscribers probably have not noticed it, because it is not particularly easy to find: On Time Warner, for example, it is Channel 1279; on Cablevision, Channel 500.

The two buildings have a great deal in common: steely, abstract-looking, not particularly easy to navigate on the inside, fast-tracked to the status of icons.

This category of spending is particularly easy for lawmakers on both sides of the aisle to hack at because, as David Kamin explained in The Washington Post, "cutting it is as simple as changing numbers on a spreadsheet".

He gives up a lot of home runs (14 in 71 innings in the regular season), and his high leg kick and indifference to base runners make him particularly easy to steal on.

Finding my raw data file was not particularly easy to do on this ancestry site, so I googled instructions, downloaded my file and uploaded it to a third party interpretation site.