Traditionalists will complain about babies being thrown out with bathwater, and they may have a point – in our urge to connect with a wider audience, there is the danger of losing important, less palatable messages, honed over thousands of years.
But it's the outlier, and only proves the point: The more one communicates with all-cap enthusiasm, THE LESS PALATABLE the message can become.
Is it fair for liberals to complain, in the way that the Affordable Care Act has been criticized, that Obama has struggled to make an antipoverty message palatable?
Fully realized characters, nongeneric places and voices, an acknowledgment that virtue is complicated — these are what make the message palatable and create a space for yet one more Christmas tale.
"Heimbach couches his politics in vague, Christian-sounding language that's designed to make the racist message palatable to young, disenfranchised, ignorant whites on college campuses or elsewhere".
The global, rather than country-centric, perspective should appeal to readers worldwide; the small bites of information make each message palatable for even low-literacy readers; and the drawings eliminate language barriers.
This is one of those truths that's tricky to say because feminists are so often working hard to make the movement's messages palatable.
Earlier this year, at a Christian men's retreat in Washington, Keller accused Bell of "backing away" from the Bible, in the hope of making its message more palatable.
Ken Goldstein of the University of Wisconsin, who analyzes political advertisements, argued that a lighter touch could make a negative message more palatable.
