Sentence examples for palatable rationale from inspiring English sources
In his view, the story line of "Les Centurions" provided French liberals a more palatable rationale for torture than the racist explanations supplied by others (such as the notion that the Algerians, inherently simpleminded, understood only brute force).
It doesn't make this any more palatable, but it is given a certain rationale by Samantha Spiro's no-holds-barred Katherina, who knocks down walls with her fists and whose instinctive response to a prospective wooer is to kick him in the goolies.
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).
Here, the use of phytosterols and the weak scripts accompanying the milk and margarine in particular, came up against other more or less material scripts, rationales and conventions, about appropriate meals, palatable sandwiches and weight reduction.
Perhaps the fact that an aircraft pilot risks her life by flying over enemy territory makes the piloted craft a more palatable delivery platform of death, a kind of "fair fight" rationale.
In addition, the Republicans' embrace in the last few years of eliminating the so-called partial-birth procedure allowed the party to maintain its anti-abortion position in a way that is more palatable to many voters than suggesting overturning the Supreme Court's constitutional rationale allowing abortion.
Many could adopt the rationale of accommodating the behavior rather than condoning the behavior as a more palatable and less controversial stance.
"They are incredibly palatable.
Not that palatable really.
