Sentence examples for difficult to chew from inspiring English sources
Cubes of leathery lamb Mediterranean were difficult to chew.
They actually sell specific diets for these dogs because they find it difficult to chew and swallow," Packer added.
I never eat meat as I think it is wrong to deprive animals of their life when they are so difficult to chew anyway".
It was still difficult to chew, so his meals were bland and unchallenging, but at least that was better than consuming all his nutrients through a tube.
Guo told MIT News that the idea for developing body armor inspired by lobsters arrived while he was eating one and noticed that the transparent membrane on the animal's belly was difficult to chew.
The opening chapters, moving from starvation to Stalinism, were like brutal fairytale fragments – difficult to chew through – before settling down into a relatively straightforward "on the trail of a serial killer" vibe.
But sometimes the meat contains large pieces of gristle, which are hard to chew and difficult to swallow.
Participants were asked whether it was easy ("1") or difficult ("0") to chew each food.
Subjects were asked whether it was easy ('1') or difficult ('0') to chew the foods.
As anyone knows who has tried to chew a tough steak, such muscle-force transfer could be critical to the ability to eat difficult-to-chew foods, says Hylander.
