Sentence examples for unpalatable ideas from inspiring English sources

Art is the place to consider the most radical, perhaps unpalatable ideas.

Should we see Coetzee lurking behind it, hiding his own more unpalatable ideas in fiction?

For all of us, the appropriate response to unpalatable ideas is counterargument, not suppression -- the soapbox, not the trash can.

If both propositions are true then Britain can indeed aspire to "lead" in Europe, without having to swallow unpalatable ideas on political integration or economic policy.

But the record was blighted by lyrics that crossed the line between the forcefully expressed, if often unpalatable ideas of SOC, and puerile, genuinely offensive, controversy for its own sake.

Chief Justice William Howard Taft sputtered that Hutchins must be in league with "every Bolshevik communist movement in the country," but that did not faze the Chicago trustees who shortly thereafter named Hutchins president, thus unloosing a flood of his frequently unpalatable ideas and opinions.

In these more transparent times, we are having to get used to the unpalatable idea that medicine is an inherently uncertain business.

A single, inflexible and fairly unpalatable German idea that the European Union's salvation lay alone in making Lisbon function like Ludwigshafen has had its day.

Einstein found this idea unpalatable.

It is as unpalatable to China and Russia as their ideas are to the west.

It may be unpalatable to some, but the idea that males and females have evolved cognitive differences over the course of many millions of years, because of the different interests of the sexes, is plausible.