Sentence examples for extremely palatable from inspiring English sources

Cocktails remain a fancy method of making hard liquor extremely palatable.

A) My extremely palatable surroundings, flexible hours and general lack of any restraints mean that I pass my eccentricity event horizon about three hours after I arrive here.

"Pretty amazing," says Meehan, "and extremely palatable".

Naysayers like to call it "drum and bass lite," but really, liquid funk's smooth, harmonic sounds are extremely palatable to all sorts of ears.

Many of the most readily accessible options in the modern food supply are foods that are extremely palatable, and all but engineered to lead us to temptation, overcome our resistance and compel us to eat more than we should.

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).

The wine? Highly palatable, local and cheap.

Moreover, high-fat foods are often highly palatable.

"He has put a prettier and more palatable face on extremely ugly policies," wrote Glenn Greenwald, a constitutional lawyer, in Salon.

Mr. Gibson has departed radically from the tone and spirit of earlier American movies about Jesus, which have tended to be palatable (if often extremely long) Sunday school homilies designed to soothe the audience rather than to terrify or inflame it.

With President Bush dead set on building a national missile defense, American and Chinese military experts have begun exploring ways to make such a shield more palatable to China and say a compromise, though extremely difficult, might be possible.