Sentence examples for made it palatable for from inspiring English sources

"We've made it palatable for men to express their feminine side," the designer says with pride.

Did I find it easier to write about this because I filtered it through a white gaze and thus made it palatable for a largely white publishing industry?

Bluegrass's charm lies in its rawness, but the Dixie Chicks have polished the mountain sound and made it palatable for a new audience.

Because what Bill Cosby did was to make that notion of a black man and a black family and a professional and all that, made it palatable for a lot of people.

By some miracle, they have captured the spirit of folk music, the spirit of America, the spirit of an entire generation and made it palatable for mass consumption.

"I didn't think that we would be able to make wholesale changes to the bill that would make it palatable for everyone".

She was taking a novel about the end of the world, one that includes an image of a baby roasted on a spit, and making it palatable for talk-show television.

Newsflash: parts of the US music industry have been built on exploitative terms for musicians, and for years white artists covered and repackaged black music to make it palatable for mainstream, segregated radio.

Job: business editor, BBC Age: 53 Industry: broadcasting 2012 ranking: 21 Robert Peston's task is to take the hideously complex – banking crises, eurozone bailouts and the double-dip recession – and make it palatable for a mainstream BBC audience.

Like Elvis, he was a white kid in a black kid's world, putting a white gloss on a black form -- in his case rap -- and making it palatable for white suburban teenagers, even as he was disturbing their parents.

A vapid mini-series like "The Sixties," with its laughably hollow image of a volatile decade, demonstrates how television can reduce history to a meaningless montage of film clips, music and colorful costumes, defanging a whole era to make it palatable for television and buyers of the soundtrack CD.