Sentence examples for palatable- from inspiring English sources

And so Merkel will try to reduce the British aims to digestible chunks which she can then make appear palatable to the rest of Europe.

That is not a palatable image but then, poverty is not pretty.

Congressional staff involved in refining the USA Freedom Act since it last passed the House by 303 votes to 121 in May 2014 believe various revisions since have made the bill palatable enough to security hawks in the Senate, though expect possible amendments in the days ahead.

The truth: The man has made Chris de Burgh palatable – what else do we need to say?

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.

In more God-fearing times, perhaps, the idea of children being exposed to both anxiety and comedy was more palatable to parents.

And if the knock-on reduction in benefits and increased income tax revenues of paying the living wage is factored in, the total cost to the taxpayer would be a much more palatable £726m.

Sometimes having a diagnosis for an ailment makes the symptoms much more palatable.

"I think we were both a little surprised that day," McPhee said of his first meeting with Detwiler, "but the excitement was palatable, and by the end of the day Kate had already unofficially incorporated me into the project".

Mario and Sonic made sense to western players, but lurking just beyond these palatable mascots was a world of entertainment too strange to ever secure an official European release: fascinating, crazy games full of talking octopuses and jaunty tunes.

"They are incredibly palatable.