easy on the ear

It's all been a bit too easy on the ear and eye.

Del, and this takes some saying, is easier on the ear.

As for the music quality, parents say bands are easier on the ears once they have been together a while.

The show is easy on the ear, well staged and acted, fun, even moving.

"There's substance here, in addition to its being easy on the ear.

It's easy on the ears and has a hint of snobbishness to it.

They can be easier on the ears and elbows.

His voice was soft and pitched in the mid-range, real easy on the ear.

If the music wasn't so easy on the ear, you'd worry about his mental health or drug consumption.

Geordie is much easier on the ear than most American accents, and their foreign words.

Her voice sounded just as sweet and easy on the ear as he'd remembered.

Their score is tasteful and polished and easy on the ears.

Even the predictable bickering between stereotypical characters becomes easy on the ear.

Something easy on the ears was playing.

It was easier on the ears, but McCoy wasn't sure he liked the change.

"You know, I like it, too, Ed, but easy on the ears."

The chorale prelude is easy on the ear, belying its technical difficulty.

Her music is easy on the ears; often, it hovers just on the other side of easy listening.

She soars through a series of vignettes that are easy on the ear and thrilling for their subtle grace.

The soft voice was easy on the ear, the Caribbean vowels lazily drawn-out.

Cool and easy on the ear.

Call me Berge, it's easier on the ear and tongue."

Easy on the ears, 'Turnaround' is sure to bring a smile to any pop fan's face."

Ms. Tikaram's deep droning alto is easier on the ears.

Then began the appealing blend of facts, observations, chit-chat and even a quiz that makes these tapes so easy on the ears.