Sentence examples for too palatable from inspiring English sources

This great work should never become too palatable.

Bay is an easy target for some critics: too handsome, too palatable, too much like the posse of soulful British and Irish male balladeers such as George Ezra and Hozier, who've already made it.

"We had a very indifferent chowder first, then some mutton served in slices already cut and which had become almost cold, with peas that were none too palatable, a salad of little substance and worse dressing, lemon pie, and coffee," he wrote to his son.

The prospect of being left holding the bad eggs doesn't seem too palatable to the bond insurers.

In any case, this drug seems too palatable not to try!

The adroitness with which he turned polytonality, for instance, to his advantage at a late stage of his career is astonishing, and no less so is the drastic manner in which he all but completely dismissed the sugariness that made so much of his earlier work too easily palatable and too quickly cloying.

Proposals to require nations to keep their public finances in check are made more palatable, too.

It termed the technology "dehumanising" and said that, where it operates, sensors should be visible.Small fixes can make tracking by parents more palatable, too.

I wouldn't want making art to turn on the depth of one's grief, or marriage to turn on artistic collaboration; the Hall-Kenyon narrative keeps the terms of reality just slightly too tidy and palatable, however sublimely harrowing its nuts and bolts.

It was deep fried and colored an ominous red, but not too hot and quite palatable.

But Mr. Winston characterized his rival as someone who is backed by the "party leaders" and as one who is too conservative to be palatable to voters in the district.