Sentence examples for unpalatable in from inspiring English sources

A single-payer system has, so far, proven politically unpalatable in this country.

Others continue to push the nationalise-and-recapitalise option, though this remains politically unpalatable in America.

Famous Anglican fudge might placate a churchmanship niggle but proves altogether unpalatable in matters of belief.

In all of these cases, the ultimate diagnosis — unpalatable in our post-Freudian age — was good old-fashioned hysteria.

Foes say that he is a political opportunist whose professed moderate leanings mask a brand of conservatism that is unpalatable in New Jersey.

Listening to Rachel meet all of Zelda's reasoned questions, frank confidences and gestures of sympathy with the mulishness of a sullen teenager is unpalatable in the first act, and almost unbearable by the close of the second.

He said with a smile and a twinkle – a large part of his charisma lies in saying unpalatable things in a charming way.

Such an undertaking would require the purchase of sovereign bonds, an unpalatable policy in Germany, the country that in effect underwrites the single currency.

While Congress, in a stunningly rapid bipartisan response, supplied the needed authority to moot the decision in Oklahoma almost immediately, it faces unpalatable alternatives in response to Judge Nottingham's decision.

The options were unpalatable — cuts in the workforce or a falling-off in quality — and Disney, who managed to end up with both, would never again enjoy the same bond of trust with his artists, or the same liberty to push animation to its limits.

Indeed, without them in charge, who knows what terrible things might have happened to the city's unemployment rate (an unpalatable 10 percent in June) or to its homeless rolls (18,246 children and 25,279 adults in shelters at the end of last week, among the highest totals in many decades)?