Sentence examples for palatable subject from inspiring English sources

It's an entirely mythical distinction, but a far more palatable subject than the disturbing tales — on so many levels — of Manti Te'o's virtual girlfriend and Lance Armstrong's wanton deceit.

Scottish Premier League clubs are involved with the Football Fans in Training programme, and there are a number of smaller schemes run by clubs across the country using football as a tool to make weight loss a more palatable subject.

Duncan White writes that "Lolita has been repeatedly misread on the cover of Lolita, and frequently in a way to make her seem a more palatable subject of sexual desire".

In a sense his new film, "Amour," continues in that vein by staring down the least palatable of subjects: aging, sickness and death.

The historical self is created to keep dissonance at bay and render the subject palatable in the present".

70 While these limited observations appear to agree with the commonly held view that obese subjects want palatable foods more than lean subjects, these cross-sectional studies cannot distinguish cause and effect.

While adoption of Chinese culture made the rulers more palatable to their subjects, some of the nomadic Tuoba groups resisted assimilation (although eventually the Tuoba lost their separate identities and were absorbed into the general North China population), contributing to the instability of the empire.

"The great thing about creating and recreating 'Next to Normal' is that we basically stopped having conversations about what was palatable in bringing difficult subject matter to life or figuring out what would sell," he added.

The resistance throughout Europe to the extension of the start of pension benefits by a year or two is palatable and the topic is the subject of forceful negotiations.

In an effort to make the subject more palatable, elephants are used as a theme running through the campaign.

As an elderly man with a respected practice, he still preferred the company of the socially marginalised: "I have known the unsuccessful, [and think them] far better persons than their more lucky brothers".However, in emphasising this side of Williams Mr Leibowitz skates over the less palatable aspects of his subject's character.