palatably造句

• Indeed, the first lady was palatably more popular there than is the president.
• The author was made to revise his initially honest, gloomy finale to close this tale more palatably.
• He once wrote that he strived to pass on the information he had absorbed " as palatably as I can ."
• But his own coming-of-age story could be his greatest role; " Bruculinu, America " would make a palatably delicious screenplay.
• In fact, the danger of grapefruit juice impresses many scientists less than does its ability to augment drug effects cheaply and palatably without the need for larger doses.
• The purpose, he said, was to depict a society saturated with extreme violence, and the way to do that palatably was to exaggerate situations so they became almost comical.
• It projects the hideous reality of slavery palatably and treats America's third president and the author of the Declaration of Independence as a man of wisdom and dignity with warts.
• Steve Rambo, who does the local weather cutaways during " The Early Show, " does the friendly, buddy-buddy stuff far more palatably, without ladling it on.
• But the brand's hoary devices _ spelling out R-O-L-A-I-D-S and using a sponge to symbolize acid absorption _ are rendered more palatably.
• Various scholars ( Suter 1986, Aberkane 2012, Roberts 2009 ) and politicians ( Seiberling 1972 ) have thus advocated that peace profiteering should simply be made palatably larger than any possible war profiteering, thus transcending the war against war.