Sentence examples for palatable approach from inspiring English sources

"That's politically the most palatable approach, to cut".

A more palatable approach to broiled yellowtail jaw would have to find its way to the menu first, and the smoked "slamon" might raise a few eyebrows.

Prof. William Eskridge Jr. of the Yale Law School and an authority on the law and history of gay marriage, described Mr. Bush's comments as a contemporary and more politically palatable approach to homosexuality by its opponents.

Progressive taxation is a palatable approach to deficit reduction embraced by the public -- unlike nearly every other deficit reduction approach.

The easiest and most politically palatable approach, of course, would be finding jobs for the skilled and mid-level workers benched by the economic downturn.

A perfectionist, this old-school hotelier strives to make even the most uncivilised environment palatable: his delicate approach to serving prison slop brings one of the film's funniest moments.

After a presidential campaign focused on attacking Democrats for cutting Medicare to pay for "Obamacare," Republicans, too, might find that approach more palatable.

The campaign is emblematic of efforts to make sales pitches for high-technology marketers more palatable by eschewing formulaic approaches and adding emotional elements like humor.

"You have to use an approach that's palatable to people," he said.

The thought of collaborating with people who have been involved with this grotesque, murderous group might not sound particularly palatable, but it is an approach that seems to have worked for the Danish government.

Death has always lurked in some of the most moving and beautiful children's stories, but for the younger reader, it's usually approached in a palatable manner: good overcoming evil in the traditions of fairytales or in some oblique manner that isn't gratuitous.