Sentence examples for easier to surrender from inspiring English sources

For the pious, there are nice observations on greed, obsession and celebrity, but the antics of Max and co are so over the top that it's easier to surrender to the novel's soap opera flow.

The ceremonial process of dressing the body in Interlandi's garments is intended to be a slow process with many steps, one which "makes it somewhat easier to surrender it [the body] to nature" (RMIT Architecture and Design 2013).

"But in the end, it's easy to surrender to this 'Tick' reality.

It is easy to surrender to the notion that the verve of England's new-ball attack can last all summer.

It would be easy to surrender to the prevailing zeitgeist – to just buy a fleece and some slippers, take an interest in Strictly Come Dancing or Doctor Who memorabilia and cover that bald dome in a hoodie and beanie combo.

It would have been easy to surrender this and our successive afternoons to delicious inactivity -- especially with those Yucatecan hammocks slung across our patio beckoning after a day's outing to the region's archeological sites and historic towns.

To the extent that race factors into this equation, it's in the way we selectively absolve, the way that no sum of actions by certain people quite reaches the bar of suspicion, the way that it becomes deceptively easy to surrender the civil liberties of others.

On the other hand, Mary Brennan of Film thought that the movie was "A lot of fun to watch, and easy to surrender to in the moment".

It's easy to surrender to feelings of hopelessness, but we can rally everything we have against the tide of tyranny and hatred.

It isn't easy to surrender to the possibility of unknown outcomes, but you will receive your answer one way or another.

We made it as easy as possible to surrender.