Sentence examples for socially palatable from inspiring English sources
The first time I did, it was in the most socially palatable form: as a mother.
We operate under the assumption that, if the truth is out, we will be found out, so we paint a picture that, in our minds, makes us more socially palatable.
I've grappled with the idea that, for Morehouse, like so many other spaces for black men, making men is often at the exclusion of the outsider -- the men who come to Morehouse living beyond the norms of black, male, and socially palatable; masculine, straight, and able-bodied; and so on.
However this does not always seem to generate socially and politically palatable solutions.
Sociologist Teela Sanders told the Times Higher Education magazine that some saw themselves as "dancers, not sex workers" because "selling striptease had become more palatable and socially acceptable".
Texan senator Ted Cruz and Florida senator Marco Rubio are too socially conservative to be palatable for people who just want the financial side of Republicanism without the aversion to social progress.
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).
Perhaps the companies whose CEOs received the Order of Vasa were more likely to be cleaner or more politically palatable, and that more polluting firms have become less socially praised and may have to pay more to attract the right boss.
"They are incredibly palatable.
Not that palatable really.
