Sentence examples similar to less difficult to stomach from inspiring English sources

Although "The Man Who Loved Children" is probably too difficult (difficult to stomach, difficult to allow into your heart) to gain a mass following, it's certainly less difficult than other novels common to college syllabuses, and it's the kind of book that, if it is for you, is really for you.

"Although The Man Who Loved Children is probably too difficult (difficult to stomach, difficult to allow into your heart) to gain a mass following, it's certainly less difficult than other novels common to college syllabuses, and it's the kind of book that, if it is for you, is really for you.

But that's so difficult to stomach!

Much more difficult to stomach, though, is being called upon to do demonstrate "Blitz spirit".

The barrage of wilful misinformation and prejudice is difficult to stomach.

It is a great country but many attitudes can be unkind and difficult to stomach.

It had been billed as Thunder Thursday but the clapping was difficult to stomach for Michael Jamieson.

But it's difficult to stomach so many attacks on our culture.

There is one last joke, however, that even Ripley might find difficult to stomach.

She knows that she's not alone in finding coriander difficult to stomach.

The duration and depth of the problems have made them more difficult to stomach.