Sentence examples for quite easy on from inspiring English sources

It is quite easy, on the other hand, to like Bas Dost.

The pity is that blue — as Tiriac advertised — is quite easy on the eyes.

I got to hold the Reader, which is sheathed in a soft brown leather, and which is quite easy on the eyes (it's low-glare).

1. Ecover toilet cleaner £2.05, ethicalsuperstore.com May tear through limescale and attack bacteria, but it goes quite easy on the environment, using things like citric acid and xanthan gum, not the heavy-duty stuff you usually find in cleaners.

Even so well-established a figure as John Adams admits that he works out his orchestral pieces in a sequencing program, transforming passages in ways that would have been difficult for an old-style pencil composer but are quite easy on the computer.

Watching anyone for over 200 hours could be exhausting, but the talented Kiefer Sutherland is quite easy on the eyes.

We focus a lot on issues that are quite easy to focus on sometimes for them, like debt, which is important.

As for the future, Whale says, "I think it's quite easy to go on trying to make a difference".

Music is quite easy to distribute on the Internet, but nobody has yet found a way of persuading people to pay for it.

Good secure erase programs are quite easy to find on the Internet and many of them are even free to use.

"It's quite easy to be on the sidewalk and shout against the troika, but if you have to deal with the problems of the Greek economy, it's different," said Paschos Mandravelis, a columnist for the daily newspaper Kathimerini.