easily pleased

They might all have hoped to rise by Harriet’s acquaintance: and besides, what was the value of Harriet’s description?—So easily pleased—so little discerning;—what signified her praise?

“You’re not easily pleased with how other people put sentences together,” Julian accuses, “but when it comes to money, you’ve got no taste. And no squeamishness — about asking for it, discussing it, hoarding it.”

"Then they are easily pleased," Sirtis said.

When Julian tells Ava she is “careful with language” and “not easily pleased with how other people put sentences together,” he is paying her a compliment that also applies to Dolan herself.

They are popular holiday gifts among certain of my easily pleased family members.