Sentence examples for palatable version of the from inspiring English sources

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".

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 other words, the new is not at all new, it's just a slightly more palatable version of the old.

Concerts of that magnitude require artists to project the most palatable version of themselves to the largest audiences imaginable, and that often means ditching nuance in lieu of raw power.

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.

In this way, Osaka is framed if not as a white woman, then as a more acceptable and palatable version of blackness ― as the type of black person that doesn't make you acknowledge their blackness. .

In this way, Osaka is framed if not as a white woman, then as a more acceptable and palatable version of blackness ― as the type of black person that doesn't make you acknowledge their blackness.

Perhaps the courageous unveiling of warts-and-all accounts of motherhood will create a connectedness so powerful between mothers that our bravery and honesty will override the fear of messy-ing the neat, palatable version of motherhood we're often politely served.

The group's goal is to mainstream debate on issues such as immigration and multiculturalism, by abandoning the politically toxic symbols of the traditional far-right and presenting what they intend to be a more palatable version of their xenophobic politics.

Even during its formative phase in 1978, pop-punk wasn't simply a lighter, more palatable version of punk.