Sentence examples for palatable if from inspiring English sources
Would pension reform be any more palatable if dictated by Mrs Merkel rather than by commissioners?
Would it be more palatable if China deployed private mercenaries instead of uniformed men?
But will that merchandise be palatable if it comes with religious connotations?
He also thinks a higher gas tax could be palatable, if presented correctly.
Losing to Baltimore would have been more palatable if it were not for the horrid mistakes.
Congressional Republicans insist this will only be palatable if there are major cuts to entitlement programs, especially Medicare.
Not messy but coherent and palatable, and if you say the wrong thing at any point you can pause, rewind and record over it again.
He said that introducing veganism to them at a strip club makes the notion more, well, palatable, even if the formula didn't seem to work as well as he had hoped.
Not to suggest that she needs to present herself as a character to be palatable, but if Fricker fronted more fully as an antiheroine – the Hannah Horvarth to her Lena Dunham – her comedy might be easier for audiences to engage with.
It would be nice to think that this rekindling of the cooperative spirit that so benefited our generation after the war would make the 15% subscription palatable, especially if bus passes were seen as part of the package.
Baartman, it seemed, preferred the latter, though the option was palatable only if swallowed with a healthy dose of alcohol, something that became an addiction as her years wore on.
