Sentence examples for palatable term from inspiring English sources

The round-ups are now being called 'gathers' -- a more palatable term in print?

Bannon, who claims to have worked to establish Breitbart.com as a home for the "alt-right," which was coined as a more palatable term for white nationalism, sees the infrastructure package as a way to cleave black and brown voters from Democrats.

Emerson's inspiriting stroke of genius was to rephrase and reëmphasize the dualism of Christianity in palatable terms adapted from German philosophy and European Romanticism.

In the rigid cultural codes of the early 20th century in Mexico, it was impossible to accept Modotti's behaviour and to "translate" her into into palatable terms.

It's enough to make one not want to discuss belief in the first place, or to reach for palatable terms like "secular humanist," or "freethinker," or "agnostic," which sound so much less dogmatic than "atheist," so much less cocksure.

Although she has insisted that her government will hold firm, and has already proposed February 20th as a referendum date, she knows that if it goes ahead it will fail, putting both the recovery and her government in jeopardy.Ms Sigurdardottir may be able to use the threat of a failed referendum to exact more palatable terms from Britain and the Netherlands.

In writing How to Walk to School, we labored to describe the school's toxic teaching climate in the most palatable terms.

With the rise and rise of gated housing developments in the cities, the Volkstaat is effectively being built elsewhere, on more palatable terms, in little neighborhoods gradually conjoining into an archipelago of safeness and whiteness--not unlike the crazy-paving patchwork of land parcels that was the former Homeland of Bophuthatswana.

From this mix artists came up with a romantic vision of India couched in visual terms palatable to a colonial audience but focused on the myth of the country's spiritualized rural past, presented as a direct contrast to the West's materialistic, urbanized present.

And many black employees, fearful that Coke is trying to avoid the stigma of a large cash payment and any guilt that might imply, are accusing Coke of trying to appease disgruntled workers so that a small settlement will seem more palatable when the terms are announced next month.

The president has maintained a desire not to look back, palatable in the short-term, but unacceptable in the long-term.