Sentence examples similar to not difficult to stomach from inspiring English sources

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

Blatant and indiscreet PDA is difficult to stomach at the best of times and it certainly doesn't belong at work.

He says lab meetings became difficult to stomach and that, being both young and stubborn, he probably didn't handle his disagreements with Duesberg very gracefully.

"Hampshire did not bat well on the fourth morning, losing nine wickets for 75 runs, but defeat in a close game is still difficult to stomach".

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.