Sentence examples for thing to swallow from inspiring English sources

But it was a tough thing to swallow".

The truth of life she reports is not an easy thing to swallow.

"To give up four touchdown passes in one game is a hard thing to swallow, even when you win the game," Williams said.

"For Western investors, the arbitrariness of some of these decisions is a very difficult thing to swallow," said Julia Nanay, a director at PFC Energy consultants in Washington.

"The truth of life in the Soviet Union and post-Soviet Russia is not an easy thing to swallow," Shayevich said.

Sabathia saved them on Wednesday, but Hughes lost for the second time at Rangers Ballpark, finishing the series with an 11.42 E.R.A. "I pitched horribly in this series, and it's a tough thing to swallow," Hughes said.

Of everything Hotel Griffou offers, the drinks are the easiest things to swallow.

More plastic things to swallow.

People were more curious about my ideas, wanting me to succeed, and that conditional support was one of the hardest things to swallow because... why did my weight have anything to do with my ambition and potential to do great things?

Tracy Klugian, thirty-four, was one of many Americans who found "the whole thing hard to swallow".

There's a whole class of pesticides and solvents called persistent organic pollutants that are basically tailor-made to attach themselves to loose synthetics and wreak havoc on whatever living thing happens to swallow them.