Sentence examples for how unpalatable from inspiring English sources

Hearteningly, I'd always find good music, no matter how unpalatable the genre in question may have first appeared.

Women are better represented in politics with Bachmann in the race, no matter how unpalatable her views.

This is not the time to give people false hope, no matter how unpalatable the truth may be.

It should further mandate entitlement reforms, similar to those specified by Simpson-Bowles, regardless of how unpalatable they are to the base.

The good news in the poll for the politicians is that no matter how unpalatable they may be, they are also unrecognizable to most New Yorkers.

I think most people would agree that the BBC's main job is to speak truth to power, to report to the British public without fear or favour, no matter how unpalatable that might be to those in government.

But to the residents of Westhab, it is a dramatic symbol of how unwelcome and unpalatable they are to their neighbors.

What makes her performance unusual, and even, at times, unpalatable, is how few pains she takes to sweeten the woman whom she plays.

Behind all the regulations and statistics is an unpalatable truth: how well your crew cope in a medical emergency is likely to be much more important for your safety than any risk of terrorist hijack.

Birds in both groups readily acquired the colour discrimination, but differed in how they avoided the unpalatable prey.

Relocation is unpalatable no matter how you look at it.