Quotes About Ease

That's convenient.

É engraçado como os nossos desejos desaparecem quando são demasiado fáceis de alcançar.

It's a bit undignified to get into, but it's verra easy to take off How do you get into it? I asked curiously. Well, ye lay it out on the ground, like this -he knelt, spreading the cloth so that it lined the leaf-strewn hollow- and then ye pleat it every few inches, lie down on it, and row. I burst out laughing, and sank to my knees, helping to smooth the thick tartan wool.

I can fall asleep anywhere.

Drama is not hard for me. It just didn't seem hard.

I think men look best when they're dressed in something that makes them feel comfortable.

I really don't like having to get dressed up.

I'm not dressed up all the time.

One must ease the public into it - that's an art in itself.

Unless I try, I'm never really going to be at ease with myself.

I'm aware that not everybody gets that feeling of ease walking through the world that I have.

I am absolutely at ease working in a comedy.

The easiest thing sometimes is just playing. You don't have to worry about the plays, this and that, you just play.

I think comedy is something I enjoy, so it comes effortlessly.

I like clothes that are elegant and comfortable.

I can access emotions very easily.

I'm enjoying simplifying things.

I envy people who write easily. I enjoy the process, but it's not easeful for me.

Man desired concord; but nature knows better what is good for his species; she desires discord. Man wants to live easy and content; but nature compels him to leave ease... and throw himself into roils and labors.

Miranda doesn't dream, she simply rests. When Miranda's eyes are at ease, her mind is at peace.

May you have warm words on a cool evening, a full moon on a dark night, and a smooth road all the way to your door.

I've got to learn o take rest and shelter - here, there, anywhere - with as much composure and ease as I accept the open road. It is the basic contest between Being and Doing, focused in my life now as never before.

The first surprise is that people's guesses are much more accurate than they would be by chance. I find this astonishing. A sense of cognitive ease is apparently generated by a very faint signal from the associative machine, which "knows" that the three words are coherent (share an association) long before the association is retrieved.

Words that you have seen before become easier to see again—you can identify them better than other words when they are shown very briefly or masked by noise, and you will be quicker (by a few hundredths of a second) to read them than to read other words. In short, you experience greater cognitive ease in perceiving a word you have seen earlier, and it is this sense of ease that gives you the impression of familiarity.