Sentence examples for find hard to accept from inspiring English sources

Under intense pressure from the White House, Netanyahu publicly endorsed a Palestinian state but conditioned this acceptance on terms the Palestinian leadership will find hard to accept.

It's a lifestyle choice different to mine that I'd find hard to accept,' said one.

This is something most states, let alone a reclusive one like North Korea, would find hard to accept.

The idea that people freely choose to do terrible things is one that we find hard to accept.

He claims she speaks the wrong kind of Welsh, which Ms Lloyd's many admirers will find hard to accept.

And the thing I find hard to accept is that he was so frightened of open water, but he died in it.

"Of all those characteristics, the one I find hardest to accept is 'impeccable,' " Mr. Sonnenberg told The Boston Globe in 1990.

What I find harder to accept is the number of companies which – in a superficial nod to embracing equality – launch high-profile diversity schemes while continuing to foster a culture that makes non-white people deeply uncomfortable.

It was great training in how to gain shelf space for a new product that many consumers found hard to accept.

The Polish victory at the Battle of Beresteczko in 1651 was followed by the pact of Biała Cerkiew, which the Cossacks found hard to accept.

What he finds hard to accept, however, is the idea that anyone and everyone can lay claim to relighting the flame of Welsh football.