Sentence examples for that's not palatable from inspiring English sources

"When things like Broad City happen or when I get a couple episodes where I get to be on the American Office … then I almost feel like my job is to find something that's not palatable and fight for that.

And that's not palatable to the people here". Bath Iron Works, a subsidiary of the privately owned Congoleum Corp. of Portsmouth, N.H., has refused to publicly document its contention that concessions were necessary to win the Navy contract.

Most deep-sea fish have flesh that is not palatable, but a few were found that could be marketed for human consumption, if filleted and renamed to be made more attractive, or for processing into food pellets for poultry.

"There is a way to stop extremism," he claimed, "but it's not palatable for Americans".

"It's not palatable for people to directly state their frustration with this black movement.

I suggested that the greatest concentration of value, where you could find wines that were not merely palatable, but exciting, was in the $15 to $25 range.

"The point I was trying to make to people was that if you're in desperate times, you have to make decisions that are not that palatable," said New Haven Alderman Yusuf Shah.

And I can't do that if I am not palatable to the people who watch the show".

Dworkin "was demonised not only by pornographers but by many liberals, whom she held in almost equal contempt", and "while she was irritated by liberal feminists such as Naomi Wolf, she accepted that her views were not palatable to everyone.

Fourth, is there not a danger that Lord Browne's review, by opening up the prospect of "solving" the funding problems of universities, might allow politicians to cut more deeply than might be undertaken otherwise, only to find that Lord Browne's recommendations are not palatable to all members of the coalition?

That option was "not palatable to members," Pelosi said at her weekly news conference.