Sentence examples for rather undemanding from inspiring English sources
In New York the job of lieutenant governor has traditionally been a rather undemanding one.
Though Britain did briefly have a pro-life party, it was disbanded in December, citing the difficulty of complying with the (rather undemanding) requirements of the Electoral Commission, which regulates political parties.
"Peggy Fortnum introduced us to various sentimental Victorian songs, which we used to sing at the top of our voices while we did the rather undemanding work," Kerr wrote in her 2013 memoir, Creatures.
Cheng still uses 'can' to express the order in the form of a permission, with the result of creating a rather undemanding image for Huineng.
Like Redmouth, Chuckie was rather undemanding and not very interactive.
After one of the most engaging tussles in the history of the rowdy race game, a high-speed feud that dates back to the beginning of the year, the destiny of the title will be decided in the final race at the Yas Marina circuit, a rather bland, undemanding track that must feel a little flattered by all the attention.
Surely, Newsnight, at 10.30pm, has its attractions, but by this time the average viewer, if he or she hasn't died of boredom, will have gone out to walk the dog or read a book – anything rather than wade through this swamp of undemanding treacle.
For example, for identifying the common tumors, while other institutions used the aforementioned methods, Harvard utilized primarily the SPIN tools for case finding which identified the most current cases that were undemanding to retrieve from on-site archives rather than off-site storage facilities.
While many consider good design to be unobtrusive, intuitive, invisible, and undemanding intellectually, discursive design instead targets the intellect, prompting self-reflection and igniting the imagination.
They are undemanding, too.
