Sentence examples for fit for public consumption from inspiring English sources

In imperial times, China's rulers tried to exercise strict control over what versions of history were fit for public consumption.

But do not set aside an afternoon to digest the report because the BHA's findings – those it deems fit for public consumption, at least – will be squeezed into … a press release.

If he was unqualified to serve his country, the least he could do was to give it an honest picture of what the fighting meant; as brutal footage came in from Iwo Jima, in the spring of 1945, Kees (whose duties now included editing) and the rest of the Paramount staff worked twenty-hour days to render it fit for public consumption.

There had been some thought that the White House might get a preview of the report to examine areas in which it might exert executive privilege — in other words, things involving communications with the president that it might argue are not fit for public consumption.

There isn't really a lot of other information, other than that the prototype isn't fit for public consumption yet.

So what the government thought was fit for public consumption to help build its own case and shape discourse — this happens everywhere, of course — we can't know, because then the terrorists might win.

Mr. Lee's television version, which had its premiere on the Black Starz premium cable channel in June, lies halfway between documentary and fiction -- fitting for a man who repeatedly fictionalized his life story for public consumption.

Al Gore will not bleed for public consumption.

This remark seemed meant for public consumption.

"Everything is for public consumption".

His polls are not for public consumption.