A calorie-restricted diet may make animals live longer, but a new study hints at a more palatable life-extending strategy.
Addams describes memory as serving to "make life palatable and at rare moments even beautiful" (LRW 28).
This hedgehog's gallant bounds made life palatable the moment the pad hit my palms.
He was one of the many human cogs we encounter each day that make city life more palatable.
For the site's billion users, believing there's no human puppet master behind the scenes makes its growing control over life more palatable.
Biotechnology can convert nonedible and perishable food item to palatable and longer shelf life food, which is safe and improved quality in terms of nutrition and physicochemical and sensory properties.
We try to make life more palatable.
To me, all of this always reflected something more than simple "cafeteria Catholicism" in which everyone picks and chooses the most palatable parts of Catholic life.
Bucolic farms, rivers, trees, animals, and the common people populated 19th-century French painting as fields, streams, and rural life seemed palatable alternatives to the ravages of industrial development.
The peculiar food choice that patients make during binge episodes - e.g. fats, carbohydrates, sweets and snacks, − has been related to the hypothesis of a "hedonic deprivation", were eating impulsiveness can be triggered by restrictions on palatable foods during everyday life, even if at more recent findings the presence of this clinical feature seems controversial [ 33].
Combining a strong literary sensibility with a populist touch, Jenkins seductively glosses over the less palatable realities of Beatrice's life before escape into marriage.
