Sentence examples for palatable writing from inspiring English sources

He manages to make even Bryan's attacks on evolution palatable, writing that his real target was social Darwinism (Scopes's textbook called for eliminating "feeble-mindedness" through eugenics).

The goal is elbow-rubbing, mutual admiration and envy, and craft talk, so a $45 pass to the Saturday program will include discussions of poetry, literary nonprofits and panels such as "Against Palatable Writing".

"The sharing economy's success is inextricably tied to the economic recession, making new American poverty palatable," Cagle writes.

Sitting under the stained-glass window at Saint Mark's, Myles suggested that perhaps the distance of time has made her writing more palatable to the public.

We were not trying to write palatable television".

University of Ottawa national security law professor Craig Forcese, in a blog post on the legality of foreign fighters, explained that while a counter-IS militia may have a "generally more palatable" goal, he writes, "but it is still running around killing people in order to get someone to do something, and so it could well be engaged in a 'terrorist activity.'.

One of only two writers outside of the core circle to pen a Monty Python sketch, he had the comedy writing chops to make science fiction palatable for readers who found it that bit too earnest.

"Slogans require the writing techniques and rhythms of classical poetry to make them palatable to the people," said the soft-spoken Mr. Peng, crew cut and bespectacled in the city propaganda bureau where he works.

One thrill of writing the first two books of his trilogy, Cronin found, was the chance to delve into another, less palatable side of himself.

Writing off debt that is not likely to be repaid in any case is one of the few politically palatable alternatives they have for showing support to the American-led effort.

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