One of the most unpalatable is a villainous character named Monostatos – who is black.
If it's rabbits, why don't they eat more of the plant, rather than just nip off the most unpalatable part?
Initially at least, protesters and political leaders greeted the address with glee, though the king stopped short of fulfilling what for him is certainly their most unpalatable demand: his abdication.
Nowhere in the Olympic rulebook does it say that gold medallists are exempt from answering questions, including the most unpalatable ones, but even if last night's success did come with such immunity, Ohuruogu should most certainly care what people say.
By October, it was on the brink of collapse, and had to accept a most unpalatable notion: a takeover by Dynegy, a smaller energy-trading rival based down the road in Houston.The biggest crack in the façade came with the release of third-quarter results in mid-October that showed a $1 billion write-off on broadband, water and other bad investments.
Instead, the story focuses on the tentative rekindling of animus in a bereft mother, sparked first by a most unlikely, most unpalatable, source and then, in the final, beautiful pages, by the urgent need for her to use her own reanimating breath.
Perhaps the most unpalatable paragraphs in the report relate to Armstrong's coercion of younger riders.
Councils once again were left in the invidious position of having to accept this deal or face the most unpalatable of punitive measures".
Council leader Sir Richard Leese said: "Putting this budget together has involved the most difficult, and in many ways, most unpalatable process I have been involved in since I was first elected to the council.
