Sentence examples for difficult to stomach for from inspiring English sources

It had been billed as Thunder Thursday but the clapping was difficult to stomach for Michael Jamieson.

The analogy may be a little difficult to stomach for some supercilious food critics, let alone Pirelli's own engineers.

It is also the highest-rating show on BBC2, meaning its departure was no doubt difficult to stomach for channel controller Janice Hadlow.

It is difficult to stomach for Warburton, who has utilised his scouting knowledge and contacts obtained during his time as the co-founder of the NextGen youth series to craft a team who scored 78 goals in the Championship, their first season in the second tier for 21 years.

So on a day like today, difficult to stomach it might be for us Labourites, one has to be a little non-partisan and admit that Cameron has done good, and that his little historical footnote for these five years might be a marginally positive one after all.

But despite celebrity advocates, an increase in encapsulation services and a list of supposed health benefits, it seems that for many, the idea of eating placenta is just too difficult to stomach.

But that's so difficult to stomach!

Much more difficult to stomach, though, is being called upon to do demonstrate "Blitz spirit".

The barrage of wilful misinformation and prejudice is difficult to stomach.

But it's difficult to stomach so many attacks on our culture.

There is one last joke, however, that even Ripley might find difficult to stomach.