Sentence examples for so unpalatable from inspiring English sources

Since Sept. 11, Washington has found Dr. Mahathir not so unpalatable after all.

What makes the European way of life so unpalatable to American eyes?

The basic facts were so unpalatable that they subdued the cleansing power of the American industrial additive known as spin.

Osborne has frozen fuel duty in his last few budgets because putting it up has become so unpalatable.

He was too grotesque, too untelegenic, his views so unpalatable that he was banished, never to be seen again.

Through Mr Mubarak, Mr Demirel delivered to Syria's President Hafez Assad a menu of demands so unpalatable that the Arabs assumed Turkey wanted war.

Why focus on an aspect of himself that seems so politically unpalatable?

So as unpalatable as it seems, taxpayers need to keep some of these brainiacs in their seats, if only to prevent them from turning against the company.

Several aides to Mr. Bush have said in recent weeks that such extensions are so politically unpalatable that they are not under consideration unless an emergency breaks out requiring the use of American forces elsewhere in the world.

I sent messages to China experts at several universities, asking them to give me some background about why the concept is so historically unpalatable, or to correct my misapprehension, and the response to my media requests was an extraordinarily uniform silence.

What makes this collective embrace of the unpalatable so peculiar is that the Republican candidates, as well as most Republicans, are positively obsessed with winning the 2012 election.