Sentence examples for palatable it from inspiring English sources

And yet, in spite of its purposeful simplicity, "A Behanding" isn't the least bit palatable; it's vile, particularly in its repeated use of the word "nigger".

"A Behanding… isn't in the least palatable; it's vile, particularly in its repeated use of the word 'nigger'," Als wrote.

To make it palatable it had to be sweetened with sugar a telling comment on its quality as I don't imagine Hogarth's imbibers had particularly refined palates.

As Annmarie Erickson, the institute's chief operating officer, put it to me on Friday, "The more price, value and sale are discussed, the more palatable it becomes to people, the less shocking".

To pass the past off as something even remotely palatable, it has to be made glossy, and nothing matches the high gloss of Sky's new dramumentary Fleming (Wednesday, 9pm, Sky Atlantic) which is based on the life of James Bond creator Ian Fleming (played here by Dominic Cooper).

Before winter's bluster starts making outdoor adventures less palatable, it's time to consider other, equally distinctive destinations.

If a reviewer suggests that you change some of the wording to make it more palatable, do it.

It's more palatable than it sounds.

This may not make it any less palatable, but it raises some interesting questions about the different tastes of different bottles.

"It's not a politically palatable issue, it's not one that UNRWA publicly advocates, but nevertheless it's a known contour to the issue".

But Mr. Sullivan makes the notorious "bed trick" scene more palatable than it usually is by having it echo broader themes.