Sentence examples for though easy from inspiring English sources

It was not, though, easy to convince the Belgian authorities (not the police) that this was the correct way to proceed.

This problem, though easy to state, proved very difficult to solve.

Though easy to overlook, Muslim culture has a firm toehold in the military, said Cmdr.

Though easy to use, advanced users and implementers of these languages often run afoul of subtle semantic problems these seemingly simple languages can have.

Here, away from the city center (though easy to get to) there is enough room to raise a little flora and fauna, including chickens.

Though easy to block, he accepts "third-party tracking cookies" from websites for the convenience of being able to log on easily and get quickly to his preferences.

Nothing, though, came easy.

The music was swell, though, and easy to dance to.

Following Ms. Ludwinski's detailed though easy-to-follow instructions for making a crust (two full pages for the recipe and several more dedicated to rolling, crimping and blind baking) rewarded me with my best pie crust yet.

The opening night's program, though easy-going fare, offers some works not heard that often, like Falla's "Nights in the Gardens of Spain" for piano and orchestra, with Cecile Licad as soloist.

"Freestyle" has a few installations of its own, including Camille Norment's walk-in black vinyl padded room -- a cross between a jail cell and a meditation chamber -- and a memorable, though easy-to-pass-by wall piece by Jennie C. Jones.