Sentence examples for palatable as it from inspiring English sources

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

This would need sieving to be palatable, as it is made up of tiny bits of celery and apple skin and stalk.

Execution is a little hammy but the film's staginess gets more palatable as it goes along, until it finds an unpretentious homely vibe that makes it hard to hate.

Bread for the poor however was tough stuff, heavy and usually made from Spelt and other grains, it usually needed soaking in wine or water to be palatable as it quickly went stale.

The cream cheese and berries (whoops! forgot the honey!) would have made 29-grain bread palatable as far as he was concerned: He liked it so much, he asked for seconds.

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.

Such assumptions may be politically palatable as well as statistically defensible for governments of major sending and receiving migration countries.

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 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.

Even People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals seemed to find the idea palatable, as long as the cats are happy.

Part of the case for the invasion – "that action in Iraq could be made more palatable", as Rice put it in her memoirs – was that it would be followed by an initiative to restart Israeli-Palestinian negotiations.