Sentence examples for be difficult to surrender from inspiring English sources
These dispensable objects are a stand-in for our memories, and even the most painful ones can be difficult to surrender.
McManus said it was not difficult to surrender what used to be exclusively CBS's if it meant retaining an association with the marquee event.
While Syria and Iran exercise influence over Hezbollah, the group maintains a large degree of independence, and a chain of events in which it surrenders its members is difficult to imagine.
As massive as the draft pick surrender was, franchise quarterbacks are difficult to find.
The actors appear to surrender themselves so completely to their puppeteers that it is difficult to determine where the impulses for each movement have originated.
It is difficult to imagine past war leaders such as Franklin Roosevelt or Winston Churchill willingly surrendering signals intelligence tools that are needed to fight our enemies.
It's difficult to understane why someone would shoot wildly knowing law enforcement was at their door and then surrender after only one officer went down.
It is difficult to resist the conclusion that Israel's real objective in unleashing this offensive is to bomb Hamas into a humiliating surrender.
Of course, there are even more difficult texts, with men said to be willing to surrender women to horrendous violence.
Proving that Mr. Acevedo fled should not be difficult; he admitted to reporters that he was at the scene of the crash, and evaded the police for three days, traveling to Pennsylvania before surrendering.
