Sentence examples for be palatable enough to from inspiring English sources

Yet the food must be palatable enough to bring the crew together; a deep sense of community is essential when living in tight quarters on a boat where showers are not always available.

The last time we covered patent reform, we noted that there was some consensus forming around provisions that would be palatable enough to pass.

If only the truth was palatable enough to be celebrated.

The Motown Record Corporation in Detroit, Michigan became successful with a string of heavily pop-influenced soul records, which were palatable enough to white listeners so as to allow R&B and soul to crossover to mainstream audiences.

The "Hoop Dreams" filmmakers, whose exclusion has kicked up a major hoopla, had thought their documentary had been palatable enough to escape those films' sorry fates and score a nomination.

Those kinds of experiences really helped me think that this was something I wanted to do and then it just took the courage to let go of the fear that this topic wouldn't be palatable enough for people.

The lamb was palatable enough, but it was not what we anticipated.

Postmates still pays its couriers as 1099 workers instead of salaried W-2 workers, but if its business is palatable enough, that may attract workers who are looking for a more flexible schedule even with salaried roles available.

The White House's Deficit Commission has been operating mainly behind closed doors, coming up with a way of cutting entitlement programs like Social Security and Medicare that's politically palatable enough to prevent any lawmakers from losing their seats in Congress.

Supper began with a certain self-consciousness for the day of reckoning: was baked catfish palatable enough to compete with deliciously wicked fried?

If we get the broad strokes of Corbyn's politics but packaged into media-friendly soundbites by a man boring enough to be palatable to Middle England, is that not enough?