Sentence examples for palatable title from inspiring English sources
And it's still possible to detect the thumbprints of ham-fists in this finished product, for all its more palatable title.
First published in November 1939 as Ten Little Niggers – the title swiftly made more palatable for its US publication – And Then There Were None is considered to be Christie's masterpiece, and is the bestselling crime novel of all time.
When the rules for the euro currency were first drafted 15 years ago, the leaders of France and Germany had to compromise even to agree on the name for the proposal: Berlin wanted a "stability pact," emphasizing Germanic fiscal discipline, while Paris insisted on adding "growth" to the title to make it more palatable to French voters.
Nevertheless, his label found it to be too incendiary and oddly found the eventual title Nigga Please to be more palatable.
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).
The "almost" in Leonardo's assertion that PSG did "almost everything we wanted to" in the transfer market barely disguised a multitude of disappointments, but a first league title in 18 years would make the club a much more palatable proposition for the stars that currently reside just beyond their ever-widening orbit.
Maybe the genre "pop ambient" (a termed coined as the title of Kompakt's annual compilation, now in it's 13th edition), was simply more palatable for those who pass judgement.
The video, whose official title is "Your Turn," is one of the tools designed to make an often loathed activity slightly more palatable.
"They are incredibly palatable.
Not that palatable really.
