Sentence for easier | Use easier in a sentence

Sentence using the word easier. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use easier in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for easier.

• Nothing can be easier. (4)
• And nothing is easier to plan. (2)
• It was easier than she had thought. (8)
• It seems easier to get out of that than in. (10)
• Stones are easier to move than your English. (10)
• Such a meeting would be easier than any other! (8)
• Christian names are always easier to remember. (10)
• It was easier to him to speak, not facing her. (10)
• She just got you into a rage to make it easier. (8)
• The Titans had an easier task in storming Olympus. (10)
• To wish us dead, it seems, is easier than to let us die. (8)
• He was easier in his pain for having hoodwinked the lady. (10)
• He put it this way that his son might find it easier to confess. (8)
• It will be easier for him to go to Europe when he finds that out. (9)
• It seems easier to meet the worst in life-danger, death, anything. (10)
• But I noticed that after I passed fifty I began to get scared easier. (9)
• There never was a more charming companion, an easier or more delightful guest. (9)
• Now, though at first she will suffer much, I am sure she will soon become easier. (4)
• The contrast was easier to bear while he dwelt amid the splendours of the world. (12)
• And if father lost it for him, does he suppose it would make it any easier for me? (9)
• Gower noticed her easier English, that came home to the perpetual student he was. (10)
• The versifying which I was always at was easier, and yielded itself more to my hand. (9)
• She must do her duty, and trust that time might make her duty easier than it now was. (4)
• Her not sending up word that she wished him to come to her rendered his battle easier. (10)
• Her not sending up word that she wished him to come to her rendered his battle easier. (22)
• She would have found it easier to do if she had conspired against her heart in doing it. (10)
• To leave him would have been so much easier if she had really hated him; but she did not. (8)
• It would have been easier if it had been an older man, who might have had a daughter of her age. (9)
• It was easier to remain incredulous notwithstanding the gradational distinctness of the whispers. (10)
• The slug of a fellow, who is never ill nor well, has a quiet time of it in life, and dies all the easier. (2)
• Could he have been driven to the church and deposited suddenly in his pew, his mind would have been easier. (10)
• Could he have been driven to the church and deposited suddenly in his pew, his mind would have been easier. (22)
• The attention, the time, and the trifles of money shed upon the flower garden, were hardships easier to bear. (10)
• It is far easier to take a snap-shot at the psychic, and tumble her down from her fictitious heights to earth. (10)
• When such windows open in, the screens and blinds are easier to handle, but the weather is apt to leak in more. (17)
• Instead of accepting this challenge, Guy stepped to Werner, and laid his moaning foe length-wise in an easier posture. (10)
• This is only to say that it is easier to be a wooden idol than one in the flesh; yet Willoughby was equal to his task. (10)
• When the pain was easier he muffled himself in the idea of her jealousy of Laetitia Dale, and deemed the wish a fiction. (10)
• If Mr. Tuckham had been away from the house, she would have found it easier to speak of her engagement; she knew not why. (10)
• He was of good family; his people were people of substance and condition, and he could have had an easier life there than here. (9)
• It would be easier to deal with his cousin, the lawyer, who might be able to keep the architect from making a fool of himself. (13)
• She wished to be able to decline it; but the tears, which a variety of feelings created, made it easier to swallow than to speak. (4)
• The task, moreover, of avoiding to tease her brother was made easier to her by flying to this new refuge of mysterious reflection. (10)
• Running up for the week-end, three days later, he was relieved to find her decidedly perked-up, and left her again with the easier heart. (8)
• The others are puling things, easier to rear, because they bend better; and less esteemed, though they give less trouble, rouse less care. (10)
• It was easier to grapple with Boyne than with Lottie, and Mrs. Kenton was willing to allow her to leave the room with her brother unrebuked. (9)
• Is this because it is easier to give form in the small than in the large, or only because it is easier to hide formlessness? (9)

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