Modern mythological fiction also often fails to convey that the classical stories explicitly reinforced existing social hierarchies, a kind that are unpalatable today.
However life-changing those parties might have been, this was civil obedience of a kind that was unpalatable to a Conservative government for a number of reasons.
They find it a bit unpalatable and he's not their kind of Tory, but they also know he's the only guy who can deliver the election".Nor need Mr Cameron worry too much about the blackmail of former donors.
It would give the Senate an opportunity to sidestep a drawn-out, politically unpalatable trial while allowing Republican senators some kind of vote on President Clinton's removal from office, but one falling short of actual conviction on the impeachment charges.
Ben Stiller plays a pretentious documentary filmmaker — the kind who explains his rambling, unpalatable decade-in-the-making project by saying it's "about America" — who, alongside his wife (Naomi Watts), rediscovers his joie de vivre when he starts hanging out with a pair of flighty hipsters (Adam Driver and Amanda Seyfried).
One way to deal with unpalatable remarks in sacred books is to frame them with the kind of scholarly commentary that puts those remarks into a safely historical perspective.
Wallace responded that he and Henry Bates had observed that many of the most spectacular butterflies had a peculiar odour and taste, and that he had been told by John Jenner Weir that birds would not eat a certain kind of common white moth because they found it unpalatable.
One: how conflicted Denton sounds in writing it – speaking of his "sympathy" for my point about Zuckerberg's girlfriend and acknowledging that the choices that his kind of reporting forces those close to tech "celebrities" to make are "unpalatable".
"If you haven't accomplished your goal you are left with the unpalatable choice of extending the timeline, diminishing your objective, or being forced to take the kind of military action you were attempting to avoid," said David Rothkopf, who wrote a history of the National Security Council.
The kind of neighborhood integration that people like Jargowsky are talking about may sound even more politically unpalatable than classroom integration.
