Sentence examples for palatable narrative from inspiring English sources

Talk like this helps to heal, to some small degree, the psychic wounds that the U.S. inflicted on its troops; it also reduces a vicious conflict to a simple, palatable narrative of service and sacrifice.

It focuses on the Delhi gang rape, but it doesn't attempt to reduce the unspeakable, amorphous horror of the event into a neat or palatable narrative.

His 8000-word letoer to Fisher became more emotive as he went on, his prose becoming more grandiose as complex situations were sanded down into a more palatable, simple narrative.

Constructing a narrative palatable to a constituency increasingly susceptible to the dishonest blandishments of the right is a divisive and dangerous game, especially in the current atmosphere of immigrant bashing and fear of the other.

We've increasingly developed a cultural propensity to distill HIV's narratives of horror through palatable Hollywood formula.

His rhetoric, abetted by his counterparts elsewhere in the world who have their own agendas to push, is infectious because, in a time of uncertainty, the reductive narrative can seem more readily palatable than the confusing truth.

Herbaceous species were categorized into four palatability classes, as highly palatable, palatable, less palatable, and unpalatable based on the opinion of livestock herders and according to Tainton (1981).

And I can't stop thinking about the ways we distort narratives to make atrocities sound palatable and even moral.

In fact, these types of truths often seem to be inconvenient for both the courts and lawyers to contend with — putting them in a position where they try and control (and sometimes clean up) the narrative to conform to a more palatable view (and record) of a case.

He is also someone who can say no to those in powerful positions including his mother, who has wanted to convince the world that Ronan is the son of her former husband, Frank Sinatra, because that narrative would be so much more palatable and pleasing.

In other words, to provide life with a fictional narrative in order to make its fundamental awfulness more palatable.