Sentence examples for what makes it easy from inspiring English sources

What makes it easy is the faces of the people I'm helping.

After all, what makes it easy to be a vaccine dissenter these days is the fact that most people aren't.

"What makes it easy is that we're still taking stories we were told by interns, rather than creating them ourselves," Mr. Lawrence said.

What makes it easy to use are two features, one called QuickSpell, a good typing recognition program, and SmartCity, which reduces the number of clicks needed to enter a destination.

"One-time pad is simple, and the key exchange is simple, that's what makes it easy to audit and easy to use," he adds.

In prison, what personal strategies did you develop to take care of X? What makes it easy or hard to manage X now that you have been released from prison?

I suppose what makes it easier is not ever trying to write in a child's voice.

"It is hard sometimes but what makes it easier, I think, is that you're playing it to other people and so it becomes about their lives.

I became who I am with a little help, but what makes it easier is remembering the reason I believed I could change.

What makes it easier is that so many wild creatures don't mind living near us — so near that we hardly think of them as wild any more.

Maybe that's what makes it easier to acknowledge Bundy's evil as a possibility for more of us than we might initially presume: What Bundy did was bizarre, extreme and remote; what Neeson did is disturbingly familiar.