Sentence examples for commercially palatable from inspiring English sources
New Order, the more commercially palatable and dance-oriented (yet still angst-tinged) outfit that the band became after Mr. Curtis's death, has helped maintain Joy Division's profile.
The Danish director Lars von Trier will make cuts to his new film, "Antichrist," so it will be more commercially palatable in the United States and other countries, Agence France-Presse reported.
The firm's ability to make post-modernism commercially palatable is similar to what Skidmore, Owings & Merrill did in the 1950's with the altogether different architectural style of steel-and-glass modernism.
There also tend to be leading indicators, such as the discovery of new oil fields (such as in East Africa) or significant advances in technology coupled with high prices that help make difficult-to-access (and thus high cost) fields more commercially palatable — such as what induced the opening of the U.S. shale market.
Gibney said he realized that that his smash-the-idols sensibility may not be commercially palatable.
Though known for harnessing hardened energy to create commercially palatable rock, Stone Temple Pilots gigged early shows at underground Hollywood spots such as Club Lingerie and the Whisky a Go-Go.
There were many different opinons rattling around our disparate little community but making ourselves commercially-palatable was not on anyone's agenda.
Herbaceous species were categorized into four palatability classes, as highly palatable, palatable, less palatable, and unpalatable based on the opinion of livestock herders and according to Tainton (1981).
"They are incredibly palatable.
Not that palatable really.
