Sentence examples similar to turning effortless from inspiring English sources

Punctuation deserves love because it helps your reading turn effortless and enjoyable; it ensures that fewer mistakes are made and more sense is created.

Last season's wig-wrapped hair and black, fringed, pastel falls turned into "effortless glamour" this season, according to Rolando Beauchamp.

They would turn the effortless purchasing process into something a bit more difficult by asking for the first few numbers of the credit card to be entered.

It had become effortless.

Businesses and service providers are turning to begging for effortless ratings rather than working hard with the knowledge their rating will accurately reflect what they provide.

Extracellular secretion of enzymes by fungi allows to easily recover those enzymes, which in our study were then used for nanoparticles synthesis, turning this into an effortless biological method.

They've turned into an effortless (if breezy) spot for an alfresco lunch on Turkish carpets and cushions under swaying carob trees.

He was entirely outdanced by Joseph Walsh, in the supporting role of Lensky, who tossed off his jumps and turns with an effortless buoyancy.

As Prince Coffee, he looked as if he'd never been away: jumping, turning and partnering with ease, an effortless source of singing line.

So effortless execution is definitely essential here — to avoid turning something slickly straightforward into something that feels fiddly and confusing.

As the author himself points out, demonology is no substitute for history.What also jars, to less effect, though, is when the author's effortless prose turns facile.