Sentence examples for makes it palatable from inspiring English sources

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"The secret, I would say -- and the surprise -- is the touch of grenadine, which mellows the gin and makes it palatable to a gin novice".

Unless sweetened by the multicultural sauce that now makes it palatable to the liberal bourgeoisie, working-class (often, no-longer-working-class) life strikes our genteel glitterati as nasty, British and short.

Ms. Warren talks about the nation's growing income inequality in a way that channels the force of the Occupy Wall Street movement but makes it palatable and understandable to a far wider swath of voters.

What makes it palatable are the grace notes: a cowboy with the curliest boots in the world, a Ray Cooney-ish reveal from a lady cop, a scene in which Beto proves his machismo to Estela by bench-pressing her.

It's possible to be sniffy about the kind of undemanding fun that Peppa offers, but the TV show it derives from has a nice edge of sarcastic absurdity to it that makes it palatable to the grownups.

How do you make it palatable to black Britons?

They spiked sweet wine to make it palatable.

"It's purely a matter of making it palatable to the public," Mr. Kotowski said.

Until, that is, I was shown how to make it palatable.

Adidas admits that the Céline association was key: "She made it palatable to women," says Wexler.