Sentence examples for easily succumb from inspiring English sources

These animals easily succumb to the Sodom apple, which causes emphysema, pneumonia, bleeding ulcers, brain swelling and death.

Without the ability to repair their DNA, tumor cells can die or more easily succumb to chemotherapy.

An Acmeist from the beginning, Akhmatova avoids symbolism and excess in a poem that might easily succumb to both.

There is, too, a danger in conjuring up such primal, specific emotions within a theatrical setting, where the heartfelt can easily succumb to showmanship.

Equally, serial drink-drivers don't need a pub to do it, although the presence of one won't help those who easily succumb to temptation.

And when the holidays arrive, Ms. Long apparently does not easily succumb to the cliché of thumbing through the F. A. O. Schwarz catalog.

A plot too intricately contrived would have easily succumbed to the unheeding chaos of life.

(Works by David Brynjar Franzson and Reiko Fueting, to my taste, too easily succumbed).

Tynan was certainly no naive spectator who easily succumbed to anything foreign: he was often sceptical about French acting for what he termed its "aversion to realism".

Although Adam has no recollection of this, he easily succumbs to Canning's admiration and to the appeal of his lush game reserve, which Adam sees as the archetypal South African landscape.

We have often witnessed peoples, societies, and nations outside the Western world — and I can identify with them easily — succumbing to fears that lead them to commit stupid acts.