Sentence examples for too easy to read from inspiring English sources

But I've never had a reader come up to me and say, 'That book was too easy to read.

As Lady Macbeth (played here by Diane Venora) famously chastises her vacillating husband, his face "is a book" that is all too easy to read.

This makes it all too easy to read tales of dismemberment, garroting and human sacrifice into ordinary finds of twisted and perforated bones.

The image was almost too easy to read as allegory: a comic literally willing to bare it all, her flesh literally scarred, the shape of her body a living rebuke to gender norms.

There, in the blackest ink and a very bold hand that is only too easy to read are the words: "Pagatemi il mio soldo ossia?" - Pay me my money or else! - and a signature that seems to be G.

It would be too easy to read a kind of atheistic nihilism into his sentiments, because he says the universe is an accident and humanity is an accident and you can stuff immortality.

It looks helpfully simple (so will appeal to many because of this) - not too long - easy to read - etc but then using it, it unravels and seems less useful (I feel a bit the way I did the first time I used the SF36 in a face to face interview - I ended up wanting to qualify every answer) This reflects the central problem with the process of translation and simplification.

Hughes read hard copies of all the books because she said it was too easy to skim read on a Kindle.

It is easy to read too much into the gain in share prices.

It's easy to read too much into the reaction Ross prompted this week.

It would be easy to read too much into Mr. Bolton's statement.