Sentence examples for digest good from inspiring English sources

"Eat good and digest good," he told us.

But it is a huge psychological leap for us to remain loyal to our sympathies for Katniss as she transcends that more straightforward and easily digested "good versus evil" resistance in favor of a more mature and nuanced political consciousness that turns her against her own earlier, simpler radicalized worldview.

And: "Captain Phillips" is a crass money-maker based on Hollywood's formula and America's insatiable appetite for easily digested good guys versus bad guys, white versus black".

We lean in to hear stories, tip back to digest a good meal and occasionally slouch.

"It was quite convenient to be able to turn the page by just pressing a button," he said, observing that this was most useful if you happened to be trying to digest a good book along with dinner.

And often this is bad news which takes longer to digest than good news, says the research.

The always-excitable Plains Sioux had yet to digest the Good Word about their new White Father, Mr. Jefferson.

Your body works hard to digest fatty good, and it may keep you up.

What is also attractive is that the MDC is an international institute--it has been digesting the good ideas of intelligent foreign and local scientists for years.

There was a lot to digest Sunday, both good and bad, for Anaheim.

"My feeling is that a good spaghetti house is where it is at of course a little shashlik for lunch is good to digest also," Stuckey wrote.