It's told from the Christian perspective, which I don't share; it's an allegory, a genre I find unpalatable; it's didactic in tone, which I can't stand.
Council leader Sir Richard Leese said: "Putting this budget together has involved the most difficult, and in many ways, most unpalatable process I have been involved in since I was first elected to the council.
You do not want to use anything that is unpalatable, but I often start the week planning to eat a lot of salad and then end it having not lived up to my intentions.
Councillor Jo Stephenson, deputy leader and cabinet member for resources at Cumbria County Council, said that in the current climate "it will never be possible to avoid tough and unpalatable decisions, I hope today's choices show how the cabinet has tried to minimise the effects of the changes that need to be made, within the limited resources available.
9.33pm: "I get it," the president says, referring to how unpalatable it is to so many to give so huge sums of money to banks, when they bear significant blame for the whole situation in the first place.
Having been shouted out, antagonised to the point where I am chewing my own lip-off just to hold my tongue, been cried inconsolably on by grieving relatives, or treated with such unpalatable distain because I refused to give into a patient's unsafe and ridiculous demands, I cannot but reflect on the person I am as well.
Maybe so, although Mr. Boehner has a number of unusual or unpalatable options, so I don't think it can be ruled out.
And here we come to an unpalatable truth that I have long tried to ignore: the Predators' sense of martial superiority stems primarily from their hunting weaker and less technologically advanced prey using advanced weaponry and cloaking technology.
"You may find this hard to accept and unpalatable as did I.
As profoundly unpalatable as it is, I think the Times did the only thing it could do.
