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Sentences starting with easier

Easier than you imagine. [9]

Sentences ending with easier

As he looked up at the gable of his old home against the stars, he did not find the next sentence any easier. [9]
I hope and trust her real crown sits easier. [4]
Antyllus's bouquet, and the damage to the clay statue of Eros, had played a prominent part in the conversation between the three, and rendered Archibius's task easier. [10]
If she was staying with somebody here it would be easier. [4]
I do not reverence Mr. Emerson less, but somehow I could approach him easier. [5]
Phelps and the other guides once succeeded in raising her to the top of Marcy; but the feat of getting a hogshead of molasses up there would have been easier. [4]
With Monsieur Dalbarade my conscience would be easier. [11]
Perhaps she herself might be destined to die on the highway, without consolation, the very next day; but she could save this unhappy woman from it, and render her end easier. [10]
The apostles of light regard the rest of mankind as barbarians and Philistines, and the world retorts that these self-constituted apostles are idle word-mongers, without any sympathy with humanity, critics and jeerers who do nothing to make the conditions of life easier. [4]
The atmosphere of Liberty Hall that prevailed made Honora's retirement easier. [9]

Short sentences using easier

There were easier ways. [11]
It's easier to manage him. [4]
So I grew easier. [5]
His mind became easier. [11]
That thought makes death easier. [11]
Sacrifice, all, would be easier. [11]
I breathed easier. [5]
Nothing was easier. [4]

Sentences containing easier two or more times

It is a great deal easier to say this than to prove it, and a great deal easier to dispute it than to disprove it. [6]
It is easier, far easier for you to exact obedience from a refractory squad of recruits than for a father to guide his little daughter according to his own will. [10]

More example sentences with the word easier in them

However, I think you will make it easier by and by, if you live. [5]
But I thought you were all only trying to make it easier for me, and I heard Warbeck say to Rockwell, when they thought I was asleep, 'It's ten to one against him. [11]
I feel as you do about it; but I wish I felt easier about him--sure, that is, that we're not doing wrong to let him keep on talking so. [8]
If her father would only receive him, he would find it no easier than she to deny him the compassion he so greatly needed. [10]
The easier course would be to resign, to have scruples. [9]
Of that it will be easier to judge after a glance at the conditions and character of the minister and his household. [6]
Resentment was easier when the distance between Mohair and Asquith separated us,--impossible on a yachting excursion. [9]
And if he were," she added, "do you think, Monsieur, that we should find it easier to cross the gulf between us? [11]
As he sat watching her, he saw that her features were growing easier, and in a short time her deep, even breathing showed that she was asleep. [6]
The easier course was the course for meaner souls, and she had not one vein of thin blood nor a small idea in her whole nature. [11]
I found it was easier to propose to do that than to do it; for that town is a bewildering place. [5]
By daylight it was easier to avoid the sand-banks; but how narrow was the water-way-at this season usually overflowing! [10]
After all, Macrinus was a capable, serviceable officer, and easier to deal with than the Romans of the old noble families. [10]
I sincerely wish war was an easier and pleasanter business than it is; but it does not admit of holidays. [7]
Outside these prison walls-to be out there in the sun, where life would be easier to give up, if it had to be given up! [11]
He has to vote several times a day; for giving a decision is really casting a vote; but that is much easier than to scratch around in all the anxieties of a retail business. [4]
This conjunction of unusual things was easier to the intelligences of the dead than the quick. [11]
In ways quite unknown to her he had made her life easier for her. [11]
I mean to try something easier next time. [6]
It was a trifle easier to avoid being specific in that country in his day than it is now, and the document was, in my opinion, sufficiently vague to admit of a double meaning. [9]
Can aliens make treaties easier than friends can make laws? [7]
There were quarrels, too, the men striving to push one another from the easier paths; and deeds sublime when some straggler clutched at the bole of a tree for support, and was helped onward through excruciating ways. [9]
They need faith to support them more than men do, for they have a great deal less to call them out of themselves, and it comes easier to them, for their habitual state of dependence teaches them to trust in others. [6]
It is easier to stay out than get out. [5]
Sanders is easier to say than Czernowitz. [9]
Nothing easier than to pry open a door or window in the north wing, by the ball-room. [9]
It is easier to preserve it on a granite block than in your head. [5]
It were easier to live alone to the end with her own remorse, drinking the cup that would not empty, on and on, than to live with that look in his eyes. [11]
It always seemed to him the most peaceful religion; he thought it must be much easier to live by an internal light than by a lot of outward rules; he had a dear Quaker aunt in Providence of whom Mrs. Bolton constantly reminded him. [5]
It is easier to go on in the subordination of one's personality to the strictly conventional life. [4]
It is easier to find the way without a guide in the day-light than in the dark. [10]
But it's easier to find a dodo than a new and good love-story. [4]
It is easier to dose with these than to exercise ordinary prudence about our health. [4]
It is easier to defend one's self against the lion than the scorpion. [10]
But it belonged to a number-one man, a man of brains--I've got no brains, only some sense --and I want another good man to use it and make the world easier for himself. [11]
Bring him in through the library--it's easier for you, George. [9]
An error in this matter would certainly involve some humiliation, for it is easier to explain what has happened than to foresee what is to come. [10]
Indeed, Edith was thinking that some things seemed much easier to her before she had tried them. [4]
Or perhaps you think it easier to ruin the life of a woman than to measure your strength against her defender? [10]
It's a terrible thing for a father to say, I know, but I'd feel easier about her if she was married to some good man who could hold her. [9]
I don't suppose there is anything in all this nonsense about "Addison's Disease," but I wish he hadn't spoken of that very interesting ailment, and I should feel a little easier if that discoloration would leave my forehead. [6]
Even in January the sun in Liguria warms your back, and makes it easier to breathe. [10]
To keep to the road which gleamed white in the mist would have been safer because it would be easier to see people coming along it. [2]
Foot by foot the man climbed on, no less cautious because the ascent was easier, for he was now weaker. [11]
The men were the hardest-looking ruffians we had met yet: they were making a bit of road near by, but they seemed capable of turning their hands to easier money-getting; and there couldn't be a more convenient place than this. [4]
Then there were the French--yesterday, running hither and thither in paroxysms of fear; to-day, enlisting in whole companies, though it were easier to get to the wild geese of the swamps than to Hamilton. [9]
Died creditably, too; that will make the calamity the easier for my father. [5]
In fact, from that time the marquise entirely changed her manner, and instead of flattering her ward as before, she treated her with haughty coldness, and sometimes remarked that poverty and hostility were often easier to bear than intrusive kindness and humiliating gifts. [10]
Moreover, he fancied that she grew more eager, youthful, and sweet; and he marked that it was far easier to watch her and listen to her than it was to work. [13]
It is easier than I thought to come across the Atlantic. [5]
They were easier than I expected. [9]
We've got into such a sophisticated state that it seems easier to take care of the future than of the present. [4]
I have always succumbed, taken the baser, the easier thing. [9]
There was a spirit of defiance which refused to accept favours, preferring punishment to the pity or the pardon which stooped to make it easier for her. [11]
Comyn was resting so much easier that the surgeon had left, and her Ladyship retired two hours since. [9]
There is a sledge drawn by one poor horse, and on the front of it is a cask of water pierced with holes, so that the water squirts out and wets the stones, making it easier sliding for the runners. [4]
He was a Sisyphus who could and would roll the-huge stone to the top of the hill--and ever with easier power. [11]
With these we should pay all the emancipation would cost, together with our other debt, easier than we should pay our other debt without it. [7]
The better, the shorter, the easier forms are constantly gaining the upper hand, and they owe their success to their own inherent virtue. [1]
St. Clare herself, she thought, had sent Fran Vorkler to render the choice she intended to place before her niece that very day easier for Eva. [10]
Yet, even thus she had succeeded in making the dying mother's departure easier, and what she had commenced she intended to complete at once. [10]
And seeing that she did not answer, continued: "Well, you've got it about right, only it's easier said than done. [9]
She knew how she could make it easier for Rudyard when the inevitable hour came,--and it was here--which should see the end of their life together. [11]
Perhaps because it seemed so grotesque, perhaps because it was easier to drift. [11]
Now he could scarcely understand this; but he found it so much the easier to comprehend that these wretched surroundings no longer suited such a pearl, and that it behooved him to procure it a worthier setting. [10]
When he had said enough,--lying was easier to him than anything else--I told him the truth. [11]
It is much pleasanter and easier to fertilize with a pen, as the agricultural writers do, than with a fork. [4]
My name is Platon, and the surname is Karataev," he added, evidently wishing to make it easier for Pierre to address him. [2]
Ceaselessly, adroitly, with persistence and power, he toiled towards his end, the way made easier by tales told of his prowess in the Vendee. [11]
It is your own inmost self that is your enemy; bury yourself in what desert you will, it will pursue you, and it would be easier for you to cut off your shadow than to leave that behind? [10]
She had set out to do a thing she dreaded, and it was easier now than it would have been if they had not met. [11]
If they had only been meant for her, then--oh, then life would be so much easier in the future! [11]
We can draw on Mr. Langdon for money for a few weeks until things are a little easier with you. [5]
It is an old notion that it is easier to be generous than to be stingy. [4]
The loss even of a dog was very saddening; yet, perhaps, no dog ever had a happier life, or an easier death. [14]
Badeni's government could not withdraw the Language Ordinance and keep its majority, and the Opposition could not be placated on easier terms. [5]
Clearly, it was not the principals who were hurt, but only those who held them in awe, though one can realize that this would not make it much easier for Mark Twain. [5]
Certainly it is not so easy to pay something as it is to pay nothing, but it is easier to pay a large sum than it is to pay a larger one. [7]
If they could not find out what that purpose was in any simpler or easier way, they would ask. [5]
These people were no easier to please than other nines. [5]
The senator had no doubt anticipated an easier time, and he now began feeling for an opening. [9]
There was no need for courtesy, and the work he had come to do could be easier done without it. [11]
It must be much easier to govern an island than to carry on almost any retail business. [4]
It is so much easier to forgive a failure than a success. [4]
And 'tis so much easier to dance, or drink, or love. [11]
It seems so much easier to cheat the omniscient Creator of the Universe than our fellow-fools! [10]
It was so much easier opening than shutting the gates of the flume! [11]
Everybody knows how much easier it is to eat a good dinner than it is to wash the dishes afterwards. [4]
Again Erza and Milka were abreast, running like a pair of carriage horses, and began to overtake the hare, but it was easier for the hare to run on the balk and the borzois did not overtake him so quickly. [2]
This said-- 'Let me take her, George; I've seen this place since you have, and it is so crooked that I reckon I can run it myself easier than I could tell you how to do it. [5]
Not that it mattered in one sense; but Ismail was a man of ideas, a sportsman of a sort, an Iniquity with points; a man who chose the broad way because it was easier, not because he was remorseless. [11]
Walking had been made easier for him, but his mind was more and more sorely oppressed with anxious cares. [10]
I have never made drafts upon it except when compelled, because I thought you deposited nothing against it, and only had to put up money that I drew upon it; that therefore the less I drew the easier it would be for you. [5]
It sounds a little strangely, here in the Valley of Lebanon, but it has the merit of being easier to remember than the Arabic name. [5]
He had a little fancy for the sea as well, and liked to pull an oar over to Capri on occasion, by which he could earn a few francs easier than he could saw them out of the orangewood. [4]
Probably the resentment lies in the recognition of the truth that it is much easier to be charitable than to be just. [4]
Exposure for a length of time make the rock easier to work than it is when it comes out of the mine. [5]
Nowadays everybody designs laws, it is easier writing than doing. [2]
Pierre guessed that just now many of the Indians would be away for the summer hunt, and that the Fort would perhaps be held by only a few score of braves, who, however, would fight when they might easier play. [11]
Well, well, well, it's easier to get a birch-bark canoe off the shallows than a big ship off the rocks. [6]

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