Sentence examples for became palatable from inspiring English sources

Once the bottle was about a third empty the beer became palatable, more or less.

People tell me that New York sports junkies in business attire — the demographic of fans who tailgate at football games on weekends and would return to the Knicks if they ever became palatable — were slipping out of work into pubs at midday, second-guessing Arena's tactics as the United States was knocked out after the first round.

Then something inside me altered and coffee became palatable, then enjoyable, then pleasurable.

"If this is done under the cloak of science it becomes palatable," he said.

Wrapped in the audacity of hope, a great many inconvenient truths will become palatable.

This dark knowledge becomes palatable partly because each tale also promises utopian happiness.

But even the most disgusting image may become palatable over time, as seems to have been the case in Canada.

He's just not capable of making the kind of deal that becomes palatable to the 49ers".

And yet, the US authorities see no potential problem with the idea of allowing millions of Americans to eat ground beef so riddled with pathogens that it must first take a bath in ammonia to become palatable.

It boosts your self confidence so that the parade of late model Porsches becomes palatable, so that you can more easily imagine yourself the soon-to-be lucky owner of a penthouse in one of north Tehran's residential towers.

The 1860 Cooper Union speech -- Lincoln's first in New York City, and an address notable for its strong antislavery position -- helped that quintessential Western man become palatable to dubious Eastern voters.