Sentence examples for palatable show from inspiring English sources

In the new X Factor, the ratio of hopeless to talented auditionees tips vastly in favour of the latter, and as a result it is a warmer, more palatable show, although there is still too much screaming.

And the third abruptly switched the discussion to a more "palatable" show.

Sadly, though McCain often appears to be the palatable Sunday talk show conservative, the good-humored, apparently moderate Republican, on reproductive rights he's a lot like Coburn.

She was taking a novel about the end of the world, one that includes an image of a baby roasted on a spit, and making it palatable for talk-show television.

The irony is that while these tacked-on endings are jarring in dramatic terms, they may also be the sops that make the shows palatable to the broadest possible audience.

That Gary Coleman reference aside, "The Wannabes" does not have the kind of winking multireferential humor that makes Nickelodeon's shows palatable to adults, and its jokes are even more toothless than those of its Disney cousins.

The update focuses on Belly Complete, a "cohesive suite of loyalty, email, social media, mobile and customer acquisition tools," and is aimed at allowing merchants access to palatable data that shows them the successes of their previous campaigns and identifies areas where there could stand to be a little improvement.

Also, more palatable foods are shown to induce higher circulating β-endorphin levels in normal weight human subjects [ 24].

But HBO has, from the beginning, produced alternate scenes with different language and other editing, specifically designed to make the show more palatable to mass-reach television outlets.

(It is, to be fair, at least tamer and more palatable than her last show for the company, the white-trash fright fest "Scarcity," from 2007).

The intake findings show that palatable protein-enriched meals support higher protein and energy intakes in vital community-dwelling older adults during a single meal.