Sentence examples for slightly too easy from inspiring English sources

The text thus has it both ways, simultaneously veiling and unveiling itself for the Western reader, in a slightly too easy pact.

And they seem to pose a moral question: disruptions, hooks, incidents in songs -- are they too easy, slightly dishonest or corrupt?

"The campaigner in me worries slightly that pressing a button is too easy.

If the move is too easy, increase the resistance slightly by wrapping the resistance band around your hand another time.

Of course, it took music and film companies slightly too long to figure out the whole "easier and cheaper" thing.

And with Trader Joe's offering bottled water for slightly more than a quarter, it's all too easy to take advantage.

Relying on measurements makes it all too easy to get two pieces of wood of slightly differing lengths.

Slightly too salty.

That was too easy.

It's too easy.

Murdering is too easy.