Sentence examples for the obvious easy from inspiring English sources
This lack of openness appealed to my fears of discrimination and was the obvious, easy choice.
And three waitresses in Viktor, fags dangling from their mouths, bodies slumped in bored exhaustion, were masterpieces of comic acting that equally transcended the obvious, easy joke.
When benefits first became available, the obvious easy cases came in first; many of the cases coming in now require more work to win certification.
No wonder the order of the day is "no blame," because they are all to blame - cautious policymakers, cash-conscious Treasury ministers and spin doctors The latter were the obvious easy target for Labour MPs' ire and any row which makes Mr Blair and his intimates concentrate on substance more than presentation is progress, backbenchers agree.
Robert Wilonsky of The Village Voice was critical, saying that the trailers' comedy "... resides in the land of the obvious, easy chuckle".
Blending in is the obvious, easier alternative.
Someone may argue the "obvious-easy action" that government should proceed with a high level governmental expenditure next year in order to restore the economy.
A scrappy Britcom about a bunch of grizzled Cornish fishermen singing sea shanties wasn't the most obvious easy sell at the box office, so UK distributor Entertainment Films should be pleased with Fisherman's Friends' debut of £1.15m from 506 cinemas, landing in second place behind Captain Marvel.
— The offense is obvious, easy to quantify and clearly understood.
Voters hate property taxes because they are what economists call "salient": the burden is obvious, easy to calculate and hard to avoid.
One reason Mario Monti, Italy's technocratic former prime minister, lost the election earlier this year was his much reviled decision to raise the property tax.The column points to an interesting NBER paper which helps to explain why.Voters hate property taxes because they are what economists call "salient": the burden is obvious, easy to calculate and hard to avoid.
