Sentence examples for sheer stomach from inspiring English sources
If one has the endurance, the sheer stomach, to sit across from a TV and witness the circus that is the Republican National Convention, they will find, instead of lofty ideals, the bombardment of vitriol and hate-speak, sputtering hysteria, fear-mongering and demagoguery, plagiarism, finger-pointing, threats of violence, racial insensitivity and general mayhem and bullying.
Reading Croall's tour d'horizon of 20th and 21st century performances, I myself felt a tightening of the stomach at the sheer insurmountability of the play's 11 violent and terrible scenes.
This Sunday's session has a 2pm start but, handily, considering the event's sheer length, they'll be feeding your stomach as well as your ears, with al fresco barbeque eats accompanied by N-Joi live in the garden.
If that sheer quantity of hot dogs doesn't turn your stomach, maybe this will: Those franks add up to billions of pounds of greenhouse gas emissions.
You need a plan, a willingness to cope with setbacks, the brains to figure out how to recover when things go awry, and the stomach to deal with misfortune, incompetence and, sometimes, sheer fraud.
Sweet broderie anglaise and genteel rose and crysanthemum printed fabrics were mixed with metallic rose-bronze leather, sheer leopard spotted chiffon (thankfully with matching knickers) and a stomach-turning excess of fur.
You probably have a sensation in your stomach that you usually only experience when you contemplate a sheer vertical drop, or when you're about to check your bank balance after finishing the Christmas shopping.
It was just the sheer crowding of that area of the hospital that made our stomachs drop.
You not only witness the humiliations casually and routinely visited on working-class women; you feel in the pit of your stomach the overwhelming anxiety of impoverished single motherhood, which often amounts to a state of sheer terror.
The Prime Minister is bound to be severely embarrassed by The Observer's disclosure, given the sheer force of his Commons statement that face-to-face talks with the IRA 'would turn my stomach'.
