Sentence examples similar to swallow message from inspiring English sources

But for Sandra Laing, it was hard to swallow the message of hate.

They are enrolled in a course called Prevention Through the Arts and are members of an acting troupe known as Swallow This (meaning: swallow our message before you swallow too much alcohol or abuse any other potentially harmful substance).

Combined with his success at fund-raising, these factors suggest that at least a portion of the party is enthusiastic about — or willing to swallow — the message Mr. Giuliani is bringing after years in which social conservatives have exhibited a lock over the party's nominating process.

Lifesong focuses mainly on the "truth-can-be-a-tough-pill-to-swallow message" that "there are broken people within arm's reach of the church, and if there is any hope of healing, it begins with people who will be the hands and feet of Jesus".

The medium swallows the message, and we elect the most telegenic messenger.

That, at any rate, is what Mr Haider will tell voters, eager to swallow such a message.

But it's difficult to swallow Sunstein's message, given the all-star cast of lobbyists and advisers hired to pressure the administration to weaken the rules.

But Ms. Flynn-Bisson contends that the Swallow This message sticks.

He claimed voters had been "swallowing" Ukip's message on immigration and Europe.

Audiences seem to have swallowed Fox's message that this is a film that should be seen in 3-D.

Perhaps the public, misled by the coal industry itself, may have swallowed the confusing message from the industry's huge P.R. campaign that "clean coal" is already here.