Sentence examples for it is easier to accept from inspiring English sources

First, it is easier to accept a new name when a ballpark is new.

When you remember the House of Windsor's origins, it is easier to accept that the British choral tradition also has a couple of Germans as its bedrock.

People gravitate more readily to chameleon strategies like Lewis' earlier in their careers, when it is easier to accept and express ignorance.

It is easier to accept their openness to the past if there is also a sense that they are open to the present and future.

But it is easier to accept those choruses when they are performed by artists as firm-voiced and thoughtful as the tenor Christopher Colmenero and the soprano Felicia Moore.

She says things like this: "Tell me if you think this is true: it is easier to accept defeat and try to make the wreckage look beautiful than to keep fighting and lose.

Once cured of the foreign quick fix, it is easy to accept the premise that in the field of international competition, if the contest is to mean anything it has to be a test of national qualities and attributes.

Therefore, for most of people, it is easy to accept using a social network application to find partners.

It is easy to accept this, because those of us from Baltimore live and experience the failures of traditional politics and pathways to leadership.

It is easy to accept that the GacSA system may negatively regulate flagella biosynthesis, thus rendering grrSA mutants hypermotile.

It's easier to accept that because physically I know it and feel it".