Sentence examples for enough to be palatable from inspiring English sources
Moussa, a well-known former diplomat and secretary-general of the Arab League, is bland enough to be palatable to most sides.
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?
It's pro-free-market where that benefits his party's backers, and anti-free-market where necessary to provide the bill with enough political cover to be palatable.
The penalties could start off small enough to be politically palatable to skeptical voters.
"My Eyes" and "Reminder", dedicated to his son, are agreeable enough with a whistling intro reminiscent of Edward Sharpe and The Magnetic Zeros' "Home" - but as cheery as it is, it is too wincingly sentimental to be palatable.
His backup plan, he said, is more likely to be palatable to governments around the world.
I'm fundamentally opposed to trying to edit myself to be palatable or popular.
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.
