Sentence examples for even more palatable than from inspiring English sources
Consequently, in spite of being lumped into what gets labeled by its critics the "Blanchard Bailey Lawrence" theoretical construct, Lawrence seems to be developing a vision of autogynephilia that is more complex and potentially more explanatorily powerful (and possibly even more palatable) than what has thus far been put forward (Lawrence, 2004, 2006b, 2007).
"Nonprofits are finding that the Internet makes niche marketing even more palatable and profitable than direct mail," he said.
We have "Salt Sugar Fat," my Times colleague Michael Moss's epic description of the manipulation of processed food to make it even more palatable and addictive tomorrow than it was yesterday, and how the industry is well aware of how destructive of public health this manipulation truly is.
For something mom and dad can't share, and kids will soon outgrow, $150ish is even more palatable for what feels more like a stocking-stuffer purchase than a real technology investment.
Mr. Cooper said that some people find that believing in all-powerful government agencies, even secret and ruthless ones, is more palatable than accepting that death is unpredictable.
There's a healthy vitality to this array of American and European works on the theme of space — a central issue to all art, but especially modern — and it raises worthwhile questions about the changing nature of museums, even if some of the answers are more palatable than others.
We know that Irn Bru is not to everybody's taste, but even its many detractors will find Scotland's "other national drink" far more palatable than what the Office of Fair Trading served up last week.
Expanding the three-year option or year-round schedules may be difficult, but it may be more palatable than asking Congress for additional bailout money, asking legislators for more state support, or asking students for even higher tuition payments.
