Sentence examples for pretty palatable from inspiring English sources

"If you had seen it 10 years ago," he added, "it might have been really jarring, but now it's pretty palatable".

Endless Jane Austen film adaptations have given us the idea that the Regency was a classy, pretty, palatable period of history.

Taken individually, the programs are pretty palatable.

Taken individually, the programmes are pretty palatable.

You may like a coarse mix (9-11%), since it is pretty palatable.

Do we still, on some level, expect their work to be pretty and palatable and contained?

Unconsciously, we think they're incapable of being with or handling our honesty, so we're really doing them a favor by dressing it up in nice clothing so it's pretty and palatable.

Why would Christians (among others) not prefer the language of "spiritual but not religious" when American Christology is reduced to a bloodthirsty God requiring the sacrifice of a gentle Jesus; and a sanitized cross allows our encounter with God to be pretty and palatable rather than providing a hard lens for encountering our humanity and our systems of power?

"He has put a prettier and more palatable face on extremely ugly policies," wrote Glenn Greenwald, a constitutional lawyer, in Salon.

And they then set out, with their actions, to do exactly the opposite: to make the system prettier and more politically palatable with empty, cosmetic "reforms" so as to placate public anger while leaving the system fundamentally unchanged, even more immune than before to serious challenge.

"Pretty amazing," says Meehan, "and extremely palatable".