Sentence examples for it's difficult to swallow from inspiring English sources

But it's difficult to swallow Sunstein's message, given the all-star cast of lobbyists and advisers hired to pressure the administration to weaken the rules.

Either way, it's difficult to swallow Rand Paul's blasé assertion to The Huffington Post that "[i]f I thought he was a white supremacist, he would be fired immediately" and there's "no evidence" of any bigoted beliefs or behavior on the part of Hunter.

It's difficult to swallow because our job is to look at the whole human.

"For the ball to bounce in, it's difficult to swallow," Harris said.

From a lot of angles, it's difficult to swallow – the multiple shots, the number of officers involved – but at the same time, the facts are more complicated.

You can't cry, because every time you get upset your nose runs, you can't breathe properly and the ventilator gets full of saliva and mucus so it's difficult to swallow.

The Clinton administration is solicitous of union views, not least because Dick Gephardt, the Democratic leader in the House, uses any anti-union move to boost his presidential prospects at the expense of the vice-president's.And yet, despite all this, it is difficult to swallow Mr Carey's talk of a new era.

"It is difficult to swallow, and to come back the next day and attack.

"It is difficult to swallow the way we lost the game," said Wenger.

The Champions League brings a different atmosphere". Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger: "It is still possible of course to qualify but it is difficult to swallow losing a game like that.

"It is difficult to swallow as we dominated and played some excellent football but there were three really big factors that decided it - we did not take our chances, Mark Noble's missed penalty and allowing ourselves to go to 10 v 10. "We created chances but this is a big league and it punishes you and it punished us today".