Swallow used in a sentence

Swallow in a sentence as a noun

But let's not swallow everything that the article said.

It's so direct and he never coats his arguments to make them easier to swallow.

I particularly found the breathless 'he could break in to almost any on-line bank at any time' stuff a bit hard to swallow.

The level of craziness starts off low then climbs in step as you effectively prove at each step that you are credulous enough to swallow the next stage up.

Intellectual Ventures is now the bitter pill tech giants have to swallow to maintain their intellectual monopolies.

My guess is that 80% of the parents on Hacker News don't even know that swallowing a tiny smooth round magnet is more dangerous to a toddler than swallowing a nail.

Swallow in a sentence as a verb

Just swallow your pride, play "Stairway to Heaven"[1] at the wedding, and pretend you've never had crazy eyes when talking about homoiconicity, and the rent will be paid.

"[W]hen these high-powered magnets are swallowed, endoscopic or surgical intervention is required in nearly all cases to prevent bowel damage.

When people really, really swallow the Kool-Aid of management as the ultimate masters of the universe, as they must in certain large corporations, they start to think of management as the final step in human development: infant, child, adolescent, worker, manager.

But if you happen to swallow two tiny rare earth magnets, what can happen is that they latch together on opposing sides of loops of small intestine, gradually digging their way through the tissue and spilling gut bacteria into the abdominal cavity, which results in sepsis.

The willingness for people to quickly swallow and parrot a 1-dimensional narrative of "Paul Graham, sexist pig" based upon a few quotes taken out of context in a highly edited, 3rd hand rage-blog by ******* Vallywag is the type of behavior I expect from political spinmeister hacks trotted out on the 24 hour news channels, not from smart people who I respect.