Sentence examples for difficult to renounce from inspiring English sources

I decided to visit some less fraught outposts of the Bessinger barbecue empire, hoping to get a sense of what makes yellow-sauce barbecue — a seemingly minor comfort — something that, like Amazon or Uber, even some people who consider themselves hugely opposed to the ethics of its purveyors find difficult to renounce.

It's very difficult to renounce Iranian citizenship.

For these coaches who could be open without fear of discrimination, the cramped quarters of the closet have become comfortable and difficult to renounce.

They developed a spontaneous preference for tactile and visual stimuli and found it difficult to renounce this preference when presented with auditory stimulation.

There's a strong feeling, it's difficult to describe; I hesitate to renounce my German citizenship".

And the filmmakers have been extraordinarily generous to white musicians, trying to show exactly how difficult it was for them to renounce mainstream white culture and ally themselves aesthetically and emotionally with black culture.

The group pledged in February to renounce kidnapping altogether, although it has not renounced violence.

Who wouldn't want to renounce war?

We are to renounce all foreign securities.

That would be to renounce my values.

Beginning at a date difficult to fix precisely (at the end of the 7th or during the 6th century), Athens, in contrast to Sparta, became the first to renounce education oriented toward the future duties of the soldier.