Sentence examples for be difficult to digest from inspiring English sources

It can also be difficult to digest.

Yet even this, said McInerney, may be difficult to digest as working out some difficult-to-establish figures will make the process "fiendishly complicated".

Despite being best known for short stories that seldom extend beyond five pages, he is a high-minded artist who can be difficult to digest.

The StarLink corn had only been approved for animal feeding, and was never intended for human consumption because of concerns that Cry9C would be difficult to digest and cause an allergic reaction.

Gluten is a protein found in wheat, barley and rye (oats are often "contaminated" with it too) which acts as a sort of glue, giving stretchiness to dough, but it can be difficult to digest.

It tends to be difficult to digest, however, and prone to repeating on you in much the same way as a whole head of garlic might - perhaps that's another reason it's not as popular as those truffles that turn up later in the year.

Some organic species of As are difficult to digest and require digestion temperatures of around 280°C when microwave digestion is used (most of the participants in IMEP-39 used microwave digestion).

"Such occurrences are difficult to digest.

Much of Mr. Aubrey's advice is difficult to digest.

(Where did he get them?) More therapy than art, they are difficult to digest.

"Although the novel was difficult to digest for some people, in general the reception has been very positive".