Sentence examples for not easy to accept from inspiring English sources

I'd suggest it's something simple, but not easy to accept.

It was not easy to accept she could no longer do the sport she loved, she recently told a Japanese documentary crew.

For a champion with 13 Grand Slam titles but none of them here, it is not easy to accept the futility of his effort.

Mary Wittenberg, the president of the New York Road Runners, recalled Friday that it was not easy to accept a title sponsor for the New York City Marathon in 2003.

This notion of an Australian chameleon is not easy to accept, especially for those who prefer to label Murdoch a cantering rhino, yet on one thing all the commentators, warm or frosty, are agreed: the guy likes newspapers, or at any rate the rough business of newspapers.

His views on the superiority of blue-eyed Nordic races are not easy to accept, and he made little secret of a violently aberrant sexuality: in the 1930s, he endowed a museum in his birthplace of Melbourne, and entrusted it with a large collection of whips, pornography and blood-stained shirts: "Music is the art of agony," he noted.

But it isn't easy to accept that perspective blindly, because one bit of data we know about the executives is that they get more money from advertisers if they can direct ads to people based on their tastes.

It's not always easy to accept that your anger was not only misdirected but was the result of your own false assumptions.

Under Maradona, the slogan is "Mascherano plus 10", something that Riquelme has not found easy to accept.

But this notion was not so easy to accept.

It's not so easy to accept that this past year's total of more than 800,000 tons of oil is just the cost of doing business, especially when you consider the places (waters and lands that people depend upon for their livelihoods) that this lost oil has irrevocably polluted; the Gulf of Mexico, the Red Sea, the Niger Delta, the Yellow Sea, the Alaskan Tundra, The Great Salt Lake.