Sentence examples for palatable as a from inspiring English sources
It was, in short, as politically palatable as a tax increase could be in deeply Republican Georgia.
Of course, this is about as politically palatable as a local ordinance banning the enjoyment of apple pie.
Trading for a left-hander would be palatable, as a way to help neutralize Boston's left-handed thump, but not many appear to be available.
Now we're approaching middle age, most of the girls of the 1970s I know are competitive teetotallers, whether to lose weight, enhance fertility or simply because the mix of hangover plus small child is about as palatable as a Jägerbomb.
GB women could take losing narrowly to Russia, 7-6, but going down 16-3 thethe auld enemy Australia was as palatable as a belly full of chlorine.
This easy emotional connectivity is key in the wide-reaching appeal of Slonem's and Blandino's works -- palatable as a warm loaves of bread, they satisfy in their ability to provide sustenance to the soul.
I found the heavy doses of background briefing palatable as long as Watson used them as a springboard for Anna's ever-surprising investigations into alien (and human) psychology, along with some Cartesian ruminations on the mind-body problem.
The United States broadcaster, ESPN, said it did not alter its sound levels to make a Sharapova-Azarenka clash more palatable, as tempting as that might have been.
The fact that wild vegetables were easily obtainable and palatable as well as they have good taste and are also important sources of vitamins (Kajembe et al. 2000) implies that they had contributed to households' nutritional security.
Little did I know that Beyonce had become increasingly light-skinned, blond and straight-haired in the media to become more palatable to mainstream white America, and that I, in an attempt to feel like I fit in, also wanted to be more palatable as well.
Both are being produced by Mark Burnett, the reality-show impresario who brought the world a palatable Donald J. Trump as well as the grubby-exotic m?nge of "Survivor".
