Sentence examples for somehow easy from inspiring English sources

The novel has its own fictional language, Lapine, invented by Adams but somehow easy to accept as one we have always known.

Covering the publication of the report, and the divided response to it, it was somehow easy to recall the old Sicilian proverb that everything must change so that nothing changes.

It is somehow easy to exercise, meditate or learn something new when we know it has a good impact on our bodies and minds.

It is somehow easy to become lost in a 5.2-inch display, though we could easily look up and away at any time.

"Getting rid of Ben Ali was somehow easy," explained Slim Amamou, one of the radical young activists who played a key role in organising the protests after Mohammad Bouazizi's self-immolation.

She suggests "[m]aking some class time available to teach students the rhyme and reason behind some aspects of the blog is arguably essential, and yet somehow easy to overlook". Letting students know why you are having them blog is a key to successful implementation.

It was somehow easier for him.

But when we reached the shopping center, the space between us seemed somehow easier.

But then he piped up with a story that seemed somehow easier for him to grasp.

In my inauguration, I emphasized the word "love," which is somehow easier for a woman to use.

It's an old-fashioned lesson that is somehow easier to swallow when delivered in a futuristic setting.