Sentence examples for easy to muster from inspiring English sources

But smiles aren't always easy to muster.

He finds that the sustained attentiveness demanded by tax work is not easy to muster.

Over all, it isn't easy to muster optimism for Syracuse in 2008.

But when it came time to bow their heads an accept, it was not easy to muster a smile.

But when it came time to bow their heads and accept, it was not easy to muster a smile.

Even the man who drafted the 2005 law later called it "a load of rubbish .But that does not mean that Mr Marini will find it easy to muster the support that he needs for a government to change the law.

Our battle over the size of the state overlooks a problem that is just as important and that may be easier to muster the collective will to resolve: how effective the state is, regardless of its scale.

Like leaping from an airplane, the challenges of Generation Ex require courage -- which ought to be a little easier to muster with the help of this wise, witty book.

The liberals will insist that there are no concessions at all in this, since attendance is always close to a hundred per cent on civil-rights bills, and some of them may argue that it actually strengthens the South's position by making it easier to muster the one-third plus one that is necessary to maintain extended debate.

If it happens to President Sarkozy, he will find it a lot easier to muster the political strength to face down such protests if he has secured a clear mandate by spelling out what he plans to do before May 6th, instead of introducing reforms on an unsuspecting public by stealth.One bright French politician summed up this awkward dilemma neatly in a recent book.

When we are acting to uphold or align with our values, it's easier to muster the courage we need to move through the fear.