Sentence examples for indigestible devolution from inspiring English sources

A written constitution would replace the present mass of verbose and indigestible devolution legislation.

Ilie Bărbulescu's Seara articles, deemed "erudite and indigestible" by Boia, focused on the supposed indestructibility of Austria-Hungary, and consoled Transylvanian Romanians with the option of greater devolution (see United States of Greater Austria).

Pretty indigestible.

The Lohmans are indigestible.

She is indigestible.

Most critics found it indigestible.

"Indigestible swill," said Screen Daily.

The prospect may be indigestible.

Heidegger, it seems, is indigestible.

Or devolution.

He supports devolution.