Sentence examples for palatable version from inspiring English sources

It's the one English country drink that has never gone out of fashion, probably because it's so easy to make a palatable version.

But the "social liberalism, fiscal conservatism" popular on Wall Street and at elite universities is a milder and therefore more palatable version of the same idea.

In the 1970s, when meditation and Eastern philosophy became fashionable, a much more palatable version of the flotation pool emerged, without the hallucinogens.

If he had to present the "most palatable" version of the family, in order to be less threatening, he said, "I don't even want to tell that story".

The Methodist church of my husband is in some ways a more palatable version of both but lacks the intensity I've come to expect of families, church or otherwise.

Are they open and responsive to it, no matter how bad the feedback, or do they demand the feedback be filtered in order to create a sanitized, more palatable version?

At best, his nominees will be slightly more palatable versions of what he really wants.

Kennedy and his family actively erased less palatable versions of events, documents show, including the role played by Kennedy's father, Joseph Kennedy, whom Naftali called "an arch-conservative" with a Wall Street fortune, a womanizing habit and unpopular opinions about the Nazis.

People who are used to constructing palatable versions of themselves online, which often gloss over their more deeply felt emotions.

Many early songs reached the public through more palatable versions by other performers, such as Joan Baez, who became Dylan's advocate as well as his lover.

And they're creative and they write poems!' I'm glad they do but why do we have to make people into palatable versions of themselves?