Sentence examples for bit unpalatable from inspiring English sources
"I find some of the aggression of atheism a bit unpalatable.
They find it a bit unpalatable and he's not their kind of Tory, but they also know he's the only guy who can deliver the election".Nor need Mr Cameron worry too much about the blackmail of former donors.
Not that I'm worried about developing a chick inside my gut (I remember being particularly worried as a child about swallowing apple pips, in case an apple tree attempted to root and grow inside me); it just seems a bit unpalatable.
MakerBot, as I've noted before, has a certain indie cred that makes this move a bit unpalatable.
Instead, as Zeno says, he tried to show that the assumption that there are many things has consequences every bit as unpalatable as those Parmenides' critics suppose his position has (cf. Procl. in Prm. 619.15 21).
The opening episodes include an unpalatable bit about a school shooting, for instance, and — at least in the copy provided for review — a joke in which the anchor urges a serial killer who wants more publicity to do something to impress her, like shoot some public officials.
However, for these consumers, one type of chip was unpalatable.
Even keen Anglo-Catholics find some bits of Roman doctrine unpalatable.
It spottily succeeds, despite its frequently crude humor, relentless pace and a few unpalatable racial bits.
Of course, authoritarian countries have a little bit more leeway than democracies to push unpalatable remedies.
The effect was similar to that in industrial bits of northern England: it made the Conservative Party unpalatable even to the middle-class voters who used to support it in large numbers.But the flow of disaffected Tories to the SNP was fairly spread-out.
