Sentence examples for be difficult to swallow from inspiring English sources

Surace said those mistakes would be difficult to swallow.

"This is going to be difficult to swallow for the Christian Democrats," Mr. Houtman said.

Psychologically, that could be difficult to swallow, so changes would have to be very carefully explained".

For retailers with their roots in merchandising, not media, expenditures like that may be difficult to swallow.

Thanks to "About a Bird" (Op-Ed, Nov. 24), it's going to be difficult to swallow my Thanksgiving bird this year... even with extra gravy.

Once you have declared yourself "the most wanted man in America," as Bonds has done, it can be difficult to swallow the ebbing of interest.

The scoreline is difficult to swallow".

That news was difficult to swallow.

"For the ball to bounce in, it's difficult to swallow," Harris said.

"Five months without fibre for an internet-based organisation is difficult to swallow.

However, it shows that even the official ­version of events makes some claims that are difficult to swallow.