Sentence examples for more palatable when from inspiring English sources

Like other overwhelming emotions, the fear of apocalypse becomes more palatable when it is turned into camp.

Advice that might seem hectoring coming from a loved one, like Ms. Taylor's credo, seems more palatable when rendered as wall decoration.

That expense becomes more palatable when the company has more revenue and the company's numbers need to be analyzed and communicated.

The lease payment becomes more palatable when one considers that it also covers insurance for collision-related claims, maintenance, roadside assistance and all the hydrogen fuel the car can use.

It is a gambit premised in part on her atypical Republican opponent — and a hope that promises of incremental change might sound more palatable when the alternative is viewed as truly dangerous.

The United States food system may seem more palatable when "pink slime" and many other forms of chemical processing are gone, but it won't be any safer until we begin to seriously address the reasons they exist in the first place.

Today's feminists shouldn't airbrush her legacy into something we find more palatable – particularly when the movement still so often demands that its pioneers also be saints.

Kieron Dyer has both infuriated and exhilarated Newcastle's fans during his time at the club but the supporters were given a reminder of how much they have missed his more palatable qualities when he delivered the crisp finish that settled a previously tight cup-tie.

But Supervisor Paul J. Feiner of Greenburgh has come up with an idea that he suggests will make higher taxes more palatable: Why not change the date when local taxes are due?

Are musings like these more palatable to mainstream audiences when they're delivered through fiction?

The administration is betting that the economy will be in somewhat better shape by then, making higher taxes on the wealthy more palatable than they were when the two parties had this debate at the end of 2010.