Easier in sentence

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I kind of give my turtle hands just to make them an easier cartoon character to work with.

We opened up our talks to the world, and suddenly there are millions of people out there helping spread our speakers' ideas, and thereby making it easier for us to recruit and motivate the next generation of speakers.

So, we're dreaming of ways to make it easier for you, the global TED community, to respond to speakers, to contribute your own ideas, maybe even your own TEDTalks, and to help shine a light on the very best of what's out there.

So they went back and thought about it and came back and said, "Actually, it'll be easier."

But it also makes them easier to suppress.

And when they fail to see our bodies as some mother's child, it becomes easier to ban us, detain us, deport us, imprison us, sacrifice us for the illusion of security.

We can build all sorts of environments to make it a little bit easier, but ultimately, what we're trying to do is really connect with one other person.

So because of having cooked food, it's easier to digest.

So gunners have asked to give easier square.

It is a lot easier to recreate what is going on in the present than a strange world like that of Eternia in He-man or an ancient world with cults and strange pyramids, sacrifices and strange creatures that hug you to death.

This could have been a good TV-movie, but the flashbacks do not make it easier to understand the movie.

The cast of virtual nobody's don't help make this any easier to sit through.

The story is a failed attempt at sincerity: there's no easier way to make your audience feel sympathetic for your characters than to show them experiencing emotional trauma.

What can be said of this independent effort beyond the fact that it was shot with television cameras, and whether that was by conceit or budget constraints doesn't make the watching of this variation on a theme by Romero any easier.

As the story unfolds it becomes easier to understand the main character's dilemmas.

The world of ski-ing seems strangely amateurish (probably accurately, given the time the movie was made, but it's hard to relate to today's professional world), and the theme of Americans in Europe likewise seems hundrum in an age of ever easier travel.

"Eaten Alive" goes down much easier than Ruggero Deodato's "Cannibal Holocaust," but it's also a far more sillier film.

Gaining access to heads of state in this movie is easier than gaining access to the the local grocery store.

The point is that when you are a kid you disregard things in pictures that adults don't (bad acting, for instance) and you are easier to please with warriors in their armors, battles, sword duels and action, so if your'e not impressed then something is wrong with a product of this genre.

If you know the exact name of the demon, doesn't it make it easier for you to cast them out.

Oddly enough, it was easier to find than I thought it would be.

There are, of course, far worse films on the infamous list; but that doesn't make the pain of viewing this one any easier.

I believe that it was much easier for me to comprehend the details of the novel over the movie because I read the book aloud with my English class.

Here's to hoping his next movie will be easier to swallow.

Nothing against the elderly in age-appropriate roles, but how realistic is it for a frail-looking 58 year old man to be fighting on the wings of planes, hanging off the side of a train, swimming in a swamp with crocodiles, etc.? Aside from the fact that OCTOPUSSY was incredibly silly, vapid, and moronic, the fact that a frail oldster engaged in many death-defying stunts just made it so much easier to laugh at James Bond.

Then, I just let the inane script and the awful directing just carry me away...it was easier not to resist...then the film became funnier by the minute, and I now rank it among my top ten junk movies from LMN.

Funny how that question "What is the worst film you have ever seen is?" is easier than "what is the best film?" which incidentally varies between The Italian Job (original), Untouchables, Casino, Things to Do in Denver, Goodfellas (getting a sense of what I like??? - this will fool you!) Finding Nemo, Pirates of The Caribbean and Moulin Rouge!

"C" was a much easier target, the old man couldn't have run far.

It is obvious that the father was added to the so-called story-line because it was easier than working out an acceptable denouement.

and it'd be frankly easier to turn back the tide.

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