Sentence examples for more palatable phrasing from inspiring English sources

That's much more palatable phrasing for laser delivers energy.

The cause of the Confederacy, even before its participants were all dead, was edited into a more palatable abstraction — "states' rights," a phrase whose meaning was ambiguous enough that it might actually pass for virtue.

However, furry animals and child-friendly phrasing don't make murder stories any more palatable, and after several anonymous phone calls and an episode in which someone "fixes" her brakes, Kate starts to blur the boundaries between fantasy and reality, persuading both herself and the reader that she is soon to be the subject of a true-crime plot.

Instead, we use phrases like "hustling" and "fake it until you make it" to make the idea of lying more palatable.

It makes it more palatable.

It's more palatable than it sounds.

That sounds more palatable than $315m.

"Grimes is more palatable for humans.

The former is certainly more palatable.

It is designed to be more palatable to lawmakers who are politically averse to spending, but already conservatives are railing against what some have called a "boondoggle," a phrase used to demonize virtually any public investment.

contribute more money to make the exchange more palatable.