Sentence examples for it's unpalatable from inspiring English sources

'Of course it's unpalatable,' says Thornton's publisher, Carol Biss of The Book Guild, 'but that's the point.' Is it?

It's unpalatable for people like yourself, but that is the fact," he said.

It's unpalatable to some, but indie giant XL hosted their recent UK debut show, so eyes are on them, and rightly so.

"It's unpalatable but it's much better than being found unfit to plead with all of the possible ramifications that follow," he said.

The romance is sweet and even effervescent, the comedy is homespun and sentimental, but it's packaged with such a repellent batch of stereotypes and prejudices that it's unpalatable even to contemplate.

He strongly encouraged Smith to accept his deal, though he knew it was unpalatable to him, as any future offer could only be worse from Smith's standpoint especially if, as expected, US President Gerald Ford lost the upcoming election to Jimmy Carter.

Choudary defended the Luton protests: "If it is unpalatable, they should not go to Iraq.

The New Yorker, February 23 , 1957P. 29 For many years scientists have said that the monarch butterfly is shunned by birds because it is unpalatable.

It is unpalatable subject matter and at times, I must confess, I dreaded picking up the book to find out what happened next.

By Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, February 23 , 1957P. 29 For many years scientists have said that the monarch butterfly is shunned by birds because it is unpalatable.

"It would inform decision-making and it would act as a sheet anchor to counterbalance the insidious influence of the benefit consultants who have enabled the extension of remuneration to a point at which it is unpalatable," said Myners.