Sentence examples for more palatable that from inspiring English sources

"The minute we start worrying that one group of viewers or another group of viewers is upset by our facts, so maybe we should alter them to make them more palatable, that's the moment we are derelict in duty," he said.

But while $220 is certainly a lot more palatable, that still marks a substantial premium over the average handset price.

It'll make it a bit more palatable that way, too.

Mr Taylor's lighter approach may be more palatable than that, particularly to the economic and monetary affairs committee of the European Parliament, which has grave worries about the potential effect of Basel 2 on Europe's patchwork of small banks and medium-sized companies.Pragmatists put the chances of Mr Taylor's multiplier at this stage at close to zero.

Rather than overtly parodying advertisements he found most irksome, Mr. Kennedy said he decided to use them as the raw ingredients for creations that would be "far more palatable than something that's shoving an ad message down your throat".

Mr. Cooper said that some people find that believing in all-powerful government agencies, even secret and ruthless ones, is more palatable than accepting that death is unpredictable.

Cap-and-trade programs are politically more palatable than anything that has the word "tax" in it, says Knittel.

Can you tell me -- how could your face have said that that was more palatable than a piece of camel milk cheese?

That sounds more palatable than $315m.

That is more palatable than the puritanical alternative: giving up meat and other thirsty products altogether.

Given that, the Qataris' strategy is more understandable — though not necessarily any more palatable for that segment of enthusiastic P.S.G. fans that does exist.