Sentence examples for most palatable to from inspiring English sources
Perhaps we give too much respect to a poetry lost in pastoral — it's the strain of Romanticism most palatable to contemporary taste (palatable, and often deeply conservative).
In this unashamed novel of ideas, it is those of Vieru that are the most palatable to the liberal and liberated conscience of the west.
They began by finding out what would make self-driving cars most palatable to future passengers.
It's a matter of really honing in on what that packaging looks like and figuring out what's most palatable to a wider audience.
Consolidation had been seen as the most palatable way to shrink the industry – by grounding planes, eliminating routes and cutting staffs – to ensure profitability.
"That's politically the most palatable approach, to cut".
"One option he could have, which is a dangerous option but maybe the one that would the most palatable, is to invoke the 14th Amendment and just issue debt in defiance of Congress," Chambers said.
He's one of the few remaining (and certainly one of the most palatable) links to the pre-alternative comedy landscape, having cut his teeth at venues like the West Ham Working Men's Club in the mid-1980s.
If there were a hundred ways of doing an effect — a card trick or sawing a lady in half — Charlie went through all hundred and analyzed each one, looking for the most natural way of doing it, the approach that would be the most palatable and acceptable to an audience".
They knew they couldn't simply ignore Ferguson and police brutality, but they could frame it in the most palatable way possible to white Americans.
Many people will probably remember Chris Rock's opening monologue the same way they remember Chris Rock's entire body of work: by selectively picking out the bits that are the most palatable and useful to them (see also: "Niggas vs. black people," from his 1997 album "Roll With the New").. White people laughing only at the parts that make them feel comfortable isn't a new phenomenon.
