Sentence examples for is so palatable from inspiring English sources

Not all dance is so palatable; sex, violence and coarse language may be staples on screen, but delicacy and paranoia kick in when it comes to taking kids to live performances.

"I had the privilege of meeting Rose Broome and learning the mission of HandUp at the very, very beginning and I so believe in it because I think it is so palatable, that when you forget the humanity of the people who are on our streets, that's when bad things happen," San Francisco Director of Housing Opportunity, Partnerships and Engagement Bevan Duffy (pictured above) said at rally.

The fanboy excitement of grown men in the room was so palatable that if you closed your eyes, you'd think you were in a rock concert!

The basic costs of apples are likely to be greater than those of statins; however, NHS prescription prices and convenience may drive people to purchase their apples from a store rather than through a pharmacy, thereby reducing direct NHS costs, or the NHS may be able to negotiate apple price freezes (although defrosted apples may not be so palatable).

What makes this body palatable is that it is so very British.

Because they have been made so palatable, they are eagerly swallowed.

He is also someone who can say no to those in powerful positions including his mother, who has wanted to convince the world that Ronan is the son of her former husband, Frank Sinatra, because that narrative would be so much more palatable and pleasing.

If you know where to look, it is the shoots you're after; once nettles reach maturity they are not so palatable.

It was a very dynamic time, and there was a real sense these two "gay plays" – as they were christened – were rattling the conventions of what made a West End play, tackling subject areas that at the time weren't so palatable for a theatregoing audience.

Some were not so palatable as the runs conceded by England's spinners kept mounting.

It's the one English country drink that has never gone out of fashion, probably because it's so easy to make a palatable version.