Sentence examples for palatable pick from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rivkin said Judge Garland should be a relatively palatable pick for Republicans.

Betts liked the wine for its "pretty peach, apricot and orange blossom" characters, as well as its "stony minerality". Unfortunately, sticking with the familiar didn't always yield a palatable pick.

There's no real palatable option".

But the answer to that challenge is not to cherry pick the most palatable aspects of a mental illness to suit an entertainment agenda.

Days after the n-word incident, he told TMZ that his parents had warned him to "stay off social media, period". Looks like that's not happening — but at least he's picking more palatable battles.

And, of course, we had to pick a menu that was palatable to both, my wife and me.

Back to the Vice-President issue, the subject of intense speculation: Politically, naming Elizabeth Warren, the progressives' darling, as her Vice-Presidential pick would make Hillary Clinton more palatable to Bernie Sanders' supporters.

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).

Adding a put position to these picks makes the stocks more palatable for conservative investors.

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.

Adding to the mystery and tragedy is the apparent likelihood that foreign governments increasingly have the capabilities to do this to each other, trying to sway the outcome of elections and help the voters of another nation pick a leader they find more palatable.