Sentence examples for sat easily from inspiring English sources

But the Villa-Lobos, very much in the spirit of its Renaissance predecessors, sat easily beside the earlier music.

But this godly-mathematical connection also sat easily with the Catholic tradition of a male-only priesthood.

That may be true, but I'll simply say that his claim "would have sat easily on the side of the Brexit bus".

That said, Martin's stylistic sensibilities were thoroughly French, and his "Songs of Ariel," with their mild dissonances and chiaroscuro coloration, sat easily beside works of Messiaen, Debussy, Poulenc and Daniel-Lesur.

This was not, however, an approach that sat easily with the management strategies that invaded the television industry of the 1990s, and although he directed episodes of soaps, disenchantment set in.

Freedman's parallels with Coyle - a young, highly-rated but largely untried manager upon his appointment by Bolton - have not sat easily with sections of the Trotters' support who would have preferred a more experienced head after the latter's fortunes plummeted so severely.

Those don't sit easily with me.

Ambiguity doesn't sit easily in Hollywood.

Silence doesn't sit easily in a ballet.

Ambiguity does not sit easily with officialdom in France.

"Getting recognised doesn't sit easily," he says.