Sentence examples for easy to obey from inspiring English sources

I was also told that bears have the right of way, a regulation I found easy to obey.

It's easy to obey because you can blame a wrong decision on the person who told you to do this or do that.

They find it only too easy to obey the director when he brusquely orders them to tug their forelocks or look "dispossessed" and "defeated".

It's easy to obey a rule when you don't have the means to break it.

For those who possess the goods of fortune in moderation find it "easiest to obey the rule of reason" (Politics IV.11.1295b4 6).

Once you learn to trust God's will, you will naturally find it easier to obey it.

Remove the temptation to make your orders easier to obey! Dogs enjoy digging in freshly tilled earth.

This very minimal offer was expected to make it easier for Tory MPs to obey the three-line whip in an evening vote.

The prisoners are sent to lockdown for failing to obey prison rules -- easy to understand given that many of these men and women suffer hallucinations and delusions that get worse when they are sent into confinement.

When you learn to obey God, things are much easier and better for you".

At the start of the book Ellen wonders at the easy authority with which other people can get Pamela to obey; it is not long before she, too, can instil obedience with just her tone of voice.