Sentence examples for not so palatable from inspiring English sources

Some were not so palatable as the runs conceded by England's spinners kept mounting.

If you know where to look, it is the shoots you're after; once nettles reach maturity they are not so palatable.

While being vegan might be increasingly mainstream, the journey there is apparently not so palatable for some.

While interviewees might categorise products containing plant sterols in terms of qualities such as natural or unnatural, safe or harmful, tasty or not so palatable, looking at the material form of the products and considering users' accounts of their everyday practices opens up an alternative way of understanding the meaning of these products for consumers.

It was a very dynamic time, and there was a real sense these two "gay plays" – as they were christened – were rattling the conventions of what made a West End play, tackling subject areas that at the time weren't so palatable for a theatregoing audience.

Such a compromise may not be so palatable as it sounds.

The basic costs of apples are likely to be greater than those of statins; however, NHS prescription prices and convenience may drive people to purchase their apples from a store rather than through a pharmacy, thereby reducing direct NHS costs, or the NHS may be able to negotiate apple price freezes (although defrosted apples may not be so palatable).

What won't be so palatable, however, is a circa $799 premium price (compared to its $350 predecessor) despite several significant feature compromises.

Not all dance is so palatable; sex, violence and coarse language may be staples on screen, but delicacy and paranoia kick in when it comes to taking kids to live performances.

The husbandry involved the milking comparisons of various types of cow, along with the first planting of Scottish turnips, which are "a good table vegetable being more palatable and nutritious and not so watery as the Norfolk variety".

Replacing "bad ads" with "not so bad ads" does not make the fundamental concept of advertising any more palatable.