Sentence examples for so difficult to stomach from inspiring English sources

But that's so difficult to stomach!

Maybe Franzen meant it to be this way, but she's so difficult to stomach that I find hardly any enjoyment in reading the sections of "Freedom" that are devoted to her (and of which there are many).

Why then, do we find the idea of cuddling therapy so difficult to stomach, to take seriously?

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

So on a day like today, difficult to stomach it might be for us Labourites, one has to be a little non-partisan and admit that Cameron has done good, and that his little historical footnote for these five years might be a marginally positive one after all.

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.

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.