Sentence examples for more palatable sounds from inspiring English sources

Second, "relaxing" standards to make food "a bit more palatable" sounds totally innocuous -- even desirable, right?

Perhaps the fact that hardly anything followed in its wake, that the Bomb Squad's style was swiftly to be superseded by the smoother, more palatable sound of G-funk, and that the kind of politics it offered would be quietly dropped from hip-hop's agenda accounts for the way the album has survived the endless analysis to still sound fresh and viscerally exciting today.

It's more palatable than it sounds.

The fucking Vengaboys... Some claim that a more euphoric, trance-based industrial sound killed the Dutch cult genre, siphoning fans away to a more palatable, less vicious sound.

Some claim that a more euphoric, trance-based industrial sound killed the Dutch cult genre; ciphoning fans away to a more palatable, less vicious sound.

DJ Fresh sewed drum'n'bass to a more palatable commercial house sound to create the most successful track in the genre's history.

And a bit of courage paid off with a dish called "pork intestines, tongue and heart"; the offal got a sweet, tangy soak in a sauce made from tamarind powder that rendered it much more palatable than it sounded.

That sounds more palatable than $315m.

Birther or Kenyan influence may sound more palatable than "racial epithets," he notes.

A card that "entitles" citizens to a wide range of public services may sound more palatable - but it is simply an ID card by any other name.

Attach whatever euphemism you like to plastic surgery to make it sound more palatable and less serious to the public -- "aesthetic" and "cosmetic" are two examples -- yet it is still surgery, complete with risk.