Sentence examples for hard to surrender from inspiring English sources

Engulfed in the flurry of schmaltz, it's not hard to surrender to the belief that 9/11 is somehow being given its piteous due.

But, although Herrin's production is full of intelligent touches and neatly blends Shakespeare's Messina and Morocco, I found it hard to surrender completely to a show that contains more mugging than you'll find in Central Park on a Saturday night.

In the past I found it hard to surrender my songs to someone else but now I accept it as part of the process: you can become obsessed with it and it's soul destroying when things aren't going the way you think they should be.

Have you ever found it hard to surrender?

Admittedly, it's hard to surrender the need to be right in favor of love and compromise.

There are a lot of programs today such as Rosetta Stone and others that try to teach in this vein of just listening, and granted, as an adult it is hard to surrender to "just listen".

It got complicated because ultimately it was harder to surrender control and just do it.

Mrs. Murillo strives hard not to surrender her hope.

Musically, however, "Radiate" glows, making it hard not to surrender to this sequin-encrusted earth mother's soulful embrace.

To witness a critic working so hard not to surrender disbelief--the aim, after all, of drama since its inception--is, in a way, to realize how powerful the mechanisms that seek to produce that surrender really are.

Knoblauch told a reporter that Clemens had given him one of the footballs with a saying from Vince Lombardi inscribed across it: "The harder you work, the harder it is to surrender".