Sentence examples for a very palatable from inspiring English sources

Obama is a very palatable level of black.

On that basis, he is likely to be a very palatable price on the pari-mutuel.

Dogs love fat, so it makes for a very palatable pet food".

A very palatable effect of better funding in the UK is the "can-do" attitude and rapid integration of new technology by British researchers.

In his introduction, the translator refers to Hung's work as a "tour de force of Chinese tradition expressed in a very palatable form".

Rhanterium epapposumis a very palatable species for camels; consequently, it is recovered in Al-Maha, which is moderately grazed by antelopes.

According to one scholar, "Although Mr. Granger is regarded as a thorough-going abolitionist, and therefore not very palatable to southern members; yet, said a leading member from a slave state, who had himself brought forward a candidate, 'I'll give my vote for the old soldier.'" A majority followed suit and elected the nonagenarian as chaplain in February 1856.

But the latter option is not something an elected official will find very palatable, Professor Pielke said.

Inside that box were six packets of a second-generation rodent killer that, according to its manufacturer, rats "find very palatable," and lethal after a single feeding.

Shami Chakrabarti, the director of Liberty, said: "It's not very palatable but there is a price to be paid for lawlessness and torture in freedom's name".

Shami Chakrabarti, director of Liberty, said of the payments: "It's not very palatable but there is a price to be paid for lawlessness and torture in freedom's name.