Sentence examples similar to ever more palatable from inspiring English sources

The changes — perhaps the swiftest re-engineering of a major New York roadway ever — have made the street more palatable to pedestrians and bicyclists, making it a microcosm of a broader plan by the city to reallocate road space traditionally used by cars.

As ever in such cases, the rumour mill works like a candy-floss machine, swirling ever more sickening content onto something originally palatable.

According to some involved with the film, the word "America" may drop out, to make the film more palatable abroad, an ever more important consideration for the big studios.

Who would have ever thought that Mr. Chávez could seem more palatable than Mr. Putin, who has the stamp of international respectability as a member of the group of leading industrialized nations?

The worst porno you've ever self-loathingly watched half of is more palatable to us than your fucking old, gross sport socks with the toe indentations filled up with your cum.

By the time you emerge back into the sunlight, Mr. Leeser's world is looking more attractive than ever — and even the digital age feels slightly more palatable.

And while Chris Martin remains vague as ever, vocally hes done away with the limp-lettuce falsetto for a more palatable lower register, and even conveys a note of hitherto unthinkable menace on the Depeche Mode-redolent title track.

Have you ever had pressure from financiers to recut your work in order to make it more palatable for them/their "presumed" audience?

It makes it more palatable.

More palatable political views.

It's more palatable than it sounds.