Sentence examples for found hard to accept from inspiring English sources
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.
It has also been suggested that birdsong became his way of evading responsibility for the musical revolution he had unwittingly triggered in his radical piano pieces, and whose subsequent development into total serialism he found hard to accept.
What many of those we spoke to in Ireland during the year-long investigation found hard to accept was that some of the exploitation reported to us might be a problem of slavery, although human rights groups and the seafarers' union are convinced that is what it is.
The song's unusual melody included a "tritone" interval (an augmented fourth), which many listeners found hard to accept in a pop song.
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.
This is something most states, let alone a reclusive one like North Korea, would find hard to accept.
He claims she speaks the wrong kind of Welsh, which Ms Lloyd's many admirers will find 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.
