Sentence examples for unpalatable look from inspiring English sources

Neither trashy entertainment nor a thoughtful drama, much as it tries to be both, "American Stare" merely offers an unpalatable look at the darker forces in present-day society.

Labelling might look unpalatable, but it will probably go down easily.

The sweatshops of Asia look unpalatable to Westerners, but it's sometimes said that in a poor country the only thing worse than being exploited is not being exploited.

Relocation is unpalatable no matter how you look at it.

Unfortunately that is precisely why it will be unpalatable to Thai nationalists, who look down on each of those countries and are in denial about the tenuous condition of their own democracy.Independent monitoring would offer another way to keep a lid on any cheating.

He styles himself a fearless speaker of the unpalatable truth, but it often looks like he's rebelling against a non-existent authority.

On the other hand, when a rise in inflation jolts an economy stuck at the zero bound closer to potential output, that does amount to the capture of (hundreds of billions in) bills sitting on the sidewalk.More importantly, while inflation might be unpalatable in many ways, the alternatives look more costly and dramatically less likely to succeed.

Another part of the reaction to United 93 is a certain craven American fear of looking at terrifying or unpalatable moments in history head-on.

The RSPCA's president, Lynne Bradshaw, told Australia's ABC radio that while the notion of a cull was always "unpalatable", animal welfare experts had "honestly looked at all the options, and this was the most humane method".

And once they become parents, they face an unpalatable choice.

As the American economy sinks, CFOs are "having to look at whole lots of unpalatable numbers.