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She says the turn of events has been hard to stomach.

Some people who've known my stuff from the beginning find it a bit hard to stomach.

"Some of what we're doing is harder to stomach than the war," he said.

Such a radical change would, of course, be hard to stomach, even if international partners agreed.

"I find gratuitous violence sort of hard to stomach," he said.

To be sure, the other option, letting Hamas run, is hard to stomach.

Still, even in New York, some conservatives found the deal hard to stomach.

One way leads to closer fiscal integration but is hard to stomach.

The bigotry these men spout out is very hard to stomach.

The violence of "Oz" can be hard to stomach, and its characters difficult or impossible to like.

Even worse, the 3-D effect adds a fullness to your face that can be hard to stomach.

It may be hard to stomach, Charlie, but there is an honourable course open to you.

It's not just the German public that will find that hard to stomach.

Why is it so hard to stomach for socialists that people sometimes need to move to another area,"

There was, however, another side to Lee that many in the West find harder to stomach.

But he had lived elsewhere, and it was hard to stomach the narrow, racist politics of the local state senator.

What she found hard to stomach was the hideous way in which the two victims had been mutilated.

Previously, the corporation paid 4 percent of the face value for loans, a price many banks found hard to stomach.

It's especially hard to stomach with the excessive tube, press and web advertising telling me what a great deal this is.

It is also hard to stomach the fees.

But to lose the part to George Birkitt.that he found hard to stomach.

This is why the Government's present enthusiasm for volunteering is hard to stomach.

It knows that excess is hard to stomach.

But those images are becoming harder and harder to stomach in a world hit by recession.

In the event, all sides found the casualties on Sunday June 18 1815 harder to stomach.