Sentence examples for perfectly palatable from inspiring English sources
Suddenly, Ms. Minaj, randy and extreme, appeared perfectly palatable, a naughty choice but also an acceptable one.
Jim Gillespie's minor horror flick certainly can't be called a good movie, but within its genre, it's perfectly palatable and relatively uninsulting.
Of course, there's instant as in concentrated, manufactured and repackaged - which can still be perfectly palatable - and there's the real thing.
But it's a perfectly palatable hors d'oeuvre in that it anticipates greater things to come from Mr. Payne, who has obviously since found the "it" that makes a first-rate playwright.
All this is perfectly palatable, and indeed sellable, but the two most interesting shows – Dolce & Gabbana and Prada – went their own way, drawing on Roman coins and specially commissioned street art respectively.
By Sunday afternoon, the party vibe was so established that even Clean Bandit's lightweight rave-pop sounded perfectly palatable, although the black-clad Sohn's tales of heartbreak over glitchy dubstep were more captivating.
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).
It's all perfectly fine, but if, I'm honest, the food only feels like a convenient (and completely palatable I might add) reason to experience the luxe and wonder of bygone era.
That recess appointments are a perfectly legal device used by other presidents in the past does not make this appointment any more palatable.
"They are incredibly palatable.
