Sentence examples for appear more palatable from inspiring English sources

She has sought to build an unshakable powerbase across France by making the far-right movement appear more palatable, with her eye on the Elysée.

And my attempts to teach myself to make my favorite Indian dishes have had the unintended effect of making the local Indian restaurants that I had thought lacking suddenly appear more palatable.

Willis Towers Watson said that if the decision had to be about how to take money off the public rather than whether to do so, "later retirement may appear more palatable than higher tax rates for (often) the same people".

The bill in question was actually a procedural measure to extend the government's borrowing limits, Mr. Florio said, and the Social Security amendment was simply tacked on to make it appear more palatable.

Since then, Alloush sought to temper his views to appear more palatable to potential western backers, retracting the demands for the expulsion of Alawites in a recent interview with McClatchy, calling them "part of the Syrian people".

David Wasserman, an editor at The Cook Political Report, a nonpartisan publication in Washington, said the new boundaries added more Democratic-leaning voters to Mr. Walsh's current district, making the new district — the 14th, currently held by Mr. Hultgren — appear more palatable.

But rather than apologizing, he has tried to mold the proposal into something that appears more palatable on the surface.

Google made a big deal about the design of Daydream View, from tis fabric exterior to its single strap design and light weight, and while it's still definitely going to draw stares when you're using it on an airplane or the bus, for instance, what they've done in terms of making it appear more generally palatable shouldn't be underestimated.

The new countries are merely "token additions" to make the ban appear more widespread and palatable.

The foiled coup attempt — a concrete manifestation of these threats — will only add fuel to that argument, with sweeping executive actions and purges of political dissents appearing all the more palatable.

The House version proposes a fine of $10 million, which appears to be more palatable to the agency and industry alike.