easy-breezy

• “I really do love a good neckerchief—for me it's an easy-breezy alternative to the bow tie.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Barneys New York's Simon Doonan on the Bow Tie—Its Comeback, Characteristics and Caveats

• “The quick ascent of easy-breezy groups such as Tennis shows that, from one decade to the next, the indie rock landscape has barely shifted beneath our espadrilles.”

  The Washington Post: Indie bands of the future: Don't touch the Ambien

• “To minimize our emotional vulnerability, many of us have found easy-breezy read: "safe" ways to express our affection: "Lots of love.”

  The Wall Street Journal: I Just Called to Say, Ahem, I, Uhh, Love You

• “Koren Shadmi for The Wall Street Journal Given my own reputation both cultivated and real, it was strange that I'd never been to Key West, an off-the-grid asylum for weirdos and outcasts, drug smugglers and literary types, who sank into the hard-living but easy-breezy local vibe, often fatally, as if it were quicksand.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Cars, Cats and a Stranger for a Wife

• “While I continue to look for and always find Silver Linings in every day, I don't want to give the impression that, for one second, this is easy-breezy.”

  The Huffington Post: Hollye Harrington Jacobs: Silver Linings and Chemo-Sobby During Cancer Treatment

• “But like Shaun White, who makes double corks on a snowboard look easy-breezy, the simple appearance of this dress hides a great deal of hard work and complexity.”

  The Wall Street Journal: How Video Art Inspired a Runway Sensation

• “It's a traditional hymn that nudges Nelson out of his easy-breezy comfort zone, placing those warm, generous pipes in an eerie new context.”

  The Washington Post: Enjoying a golden old age

• “We hold hands through the easy-breezy days and hug through the rough ones.”

  The Huffington Post: Diana Nguyen: No Woman Is an Island: Rethinking Autonomy in Relationships

• “Given the controversial subject, how did Mr. Moon become associated with an easy-breezy fashion designer known for flirty dresses and artistic prints?”

  The Wall Street Journal: Once in a Blue Moon in Montauk

• “It's a game you can't win," Brown pontificates from his beach chair, singing with an urgency that contradicts the song's easy-breezy moral: "Enjoy the ride.”

  The Washington Post: Album review: Zac Brown Band, "You Get What You Give"

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