Sentence examples for perhaps too easily from inspiring English sources
In fact these days, many treatment decisions are made easily — and perhaps too easily.
Since the coming of the video cassette I've seen it more often, perhaps too easily.
He is perhaps too easily persuaded that his victory in March gives him a genuine mandate to rule.
The world "Samsara" gives us is strange and beautiful, and in places disturbing, but it also seems manageable, even in its vastness, and perhaps too easily consumed through beautiful images.
They muse on death, young dreams, and the death of young dreams, all of which is undoubtedly poignant to hear from the mouths of babes, but perhaps too easily so.
We perhaps talk too easily about "struggling artists"; but there is no denying that Clare's struggles with poverty were all-encompassing and lifelong.
But Kingsolver's world perhaps divides too easily into male and female: between the women protectively in tune with nature, and the male hunters and farmers who strive to tame it.
Asked what went wrong, the trainer of 998 winners - six at Cheltenham Festivals, though none for 20 years - agreed that success had perhaps come too easily early on in his career.
Perhaps a little too easily.
