Sentence examples for Unpalatable taste from inspiring English sources

Main barriers to acceptance were the perception of rough texture and unpalatable taste, as well as higher price.

There is something about this idea that has the lingering and unpalatable taste of the theory that a woman can either be a madonna or a whore.

Colon preparation for a colonoscopy in children is a difficult task because of the unpalatable taste and large volume of cleansing solution that needs to be consumed to ensure a clean colon.

If bees possess the faculty of detecting deterrent compounds though their unpalatable taste, they should strongly reject them.

It seems, therefore, that consistently with our results, nectars containing substances that are considered deterrent due to their unpalatable taste are in fact consumed by honeybees.

Our results indicate that substances that taste bitter to humans as well as concentrated saline solutions base their aversive effect on the physiological consequences that their ingestion generates in harnessed bees rather than on an unpalatable taste.

As we have seen in the recent past, when the public puts forth questions to the religious authorities they receive answers that in many cases clash with Islamic teachings, are not governed by logic or are simply unpalatable to taste.

He came to this conclusion after eating a monarch butterfly himself, and finding it was not unpalatable - it tasted like dry toast.

Such water tastes unpalatable, promotes the growth of "iron bacteria" and the silt gradually reduces the flow of water in the piping.

In other words, foods can become unpalatable because of poor taste (e.g., often the case with fish) or possibly unhealthy because of chemical concentrations (e.g., as can be the case with vegetation used for consumption or as medicinal teas).

It sounded like a fudge, a sugary confection cooked up because the alternatives were too unpalatable for our sensitive tastes.