Stones in Exile is a rock-star consumer's dream, offering just enough glamour and tunes to make it palatable and little new perspective on either the Stones as individuals or as musicians.
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 Jon J. Shure, president of New Jersey Policy Perspective, said Mr. DiFrancesco's proposals were politically palatable but fell well short of what was needed to reduce the tax burden on middle-class homeowners.
I kept wondering if moments like this were meant to suggest the unique contours and horizons of Asian-American life — to make those contours more palatable to those who have never looked from that perspective, or maybe even to make them universal.
Finally, from the perspectives of states, the agreements may be more palatable than the adoption of a more general agreement imposing human rights obligations on NSAGs.
Like a lot of documentaries, "Gaza E.R.," tonight on PBS's "Wide Angle" series, makes a grim subject a little more palatable by occasionally tossing in some humanism via a likable character who provides perspective and comic relief.
Pillai's right to travel, the judge wrote, "cannot be impeded only because it is not in sync with [the] policy perspective of the executive … Criticism, by an individual, may not be palatable; even so, it cannot be muzzled".
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.
He could reformulate G.E.'s bid for Honeywell to make it more palatable to the commission, a move that would probably result in months of delays and, from Wall Street's perspective, a value-poor deal.
"They are incredibly palatable.
