Sentence examples for unpalatable by from inspiring English sources

Pieces of mealworms, untreated and palatable or made unpalatable by soaking in quinine were used as reinforcers.

Raising the fare has been considered politically unpalatable by Gov. George E. Pataki, who faces re-election next year.

The options for all sides are getting more unpalatable by the month, and the security fence plan is making things worse.

He places it alongside works such as Mansfield Park and Heart of Darkness, which are unpalatable by way of their inherent colonialism but still capable of holding our interest as works of art.

And even sometimes here the strangulation finds its form as school libraries ban books that have offended someone's sensibilities, as textbook publishers eliminate from their texts scientific facts that are deemed unpalatable by religious zealots, and as our federal government would assume the right to know, from library records, what we're reading.

The candidates jockeying to emerge as an alternative to Donald Trump and Ted Cruz have struggled to break through in a primary season that has thus far rewarded anger over optimism, and a failure to win over South Carolina's conservative electorate might cause the race to winnow down to a two-man contest between deeply polarizing figures regarded as unpalatable by the party's top ranks.

Charles de Gaulle broke away from this unpalatable status by leaving the NATO integrated command in 1966 and by being instrumental in making the country a nuclear power.

But China's unyielding support of Kim Jong-un has a serious downside, they added, because it may lead to a result nearly as unpalatable: efforts by the United States and its regional allies Japan and South Korea to contain China.

In my view, these are all excellent examples of public interest investigative journalism, properly so called: in other words, the unearthing of the often unpalatable truth by dogged hard work and persistence.

During his talk, he exhibited an unpalatable forthrightness by saying that the Royal Navy needed more intellectual officers like Togo Heihachiro, implying that there was a dearth of such officers.

Anne occasionally used the image of wifely virtue to escape unpalatable situations by claiming, as a woman, she knew "nothing except what the prince tells me", but it was an artifice.