Sentence examples for it's palatable to from inspiring English sources

It is, a cynic might point out, a familiar story: A couple of white guys appropriate a popular black style, and suddenly it's palatable to indie rockers.

I guess I'd have to say "Tiny Furniture," because Lena Dunham did what I would have done, which is make a mumblecore movie that stands on the shoulders of a more polished film -- with cinematography and casting -- so it's palatable to people who aren't just filmmakers or at a film festival.

It is palatable to Marxist-Leninism because it emphasises those points without reference to God.

It was palatable to a mass audience because the characters, played by sympathetic actors, spoke to the darker side of human nature but almost always got their comeuppance.

While we are VOIP experts, we work closely with Liberty to fine-tune the message and business model so that it is palatable to cable operators' needs.

It would be palatable to most of the current refuseniks.

The No. Ladies' Detective Agency is to television as The Secret Life of Bees is to literature: it's palatable, and great for a beach vacation, but ultimately not stimulating enough to stick in your memory.

If the term was used in context of those individuals who tortured him for five years in a prisoner of war camp, it may not be palatable to us, but that does not mean it is not appropriate.

If a compromise can be found, it must also be palatable to other European countries, as well as the European commission and the Ukrainian government.

It's palatable".

Whether it's palatable or not, the recovery is in motion.