a bitter pill造句

a bitter pill (for)

a bitter pill (for one to swallow)

a laughter prescription is different from a bitter pill.

The defeat was a bitter pill to swallow.

Rob: I know… it's a bitter pill to swallow.

The defeat was a bitter pill to swallow.

You're too old to be given a job. That's a bitter pill to swallow.

a bitter pill(for sb) (to swallow): thing that is unpleasant or humiliating to accept

It is worth noting that climate change is not a bitter pill only for the poor to swallow.

Kosovo's Albanians will be happy with this-but they will have a bitter pill to swallow too.

The international Banks that lent to Dubai, like the emirate itself, may have to swallow a bitter pill and agree to a restructuring in the total debt.

A tough loss, and a bitter pill to swallow, but with distance the US players can certainly be proud of their efforts.

Although it was a bitter pill to swallow, the pound came back stronger because the excess interest and high inflation were forced out of the British economy following the beating.