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After half an hour the meat was partially, though palatably, cooked.

The Goodspeed production makes it palatably easy to see why.

He put enchantment at the service of instruction, and vice versa, palatably.

A fast-food alternative wants to start a conversation palatably.

The author was made to revise his initially honest, gloomy finale to close this tale more palatably.

And there are a number of ways these whole-wheat ingredients can be combined successfully and extremely palatably in recipes.

Before then, there was no technology for making it palatably sweet and smooth unless it was dissolved in a liquid.

"The 600-Pound Gorilla" is an expert piece of work in which wacky humor and high seriousness are palatably mixed.

It does everything both groups typically want, and it does it sensibly and palatably.

Sattvic qualities include leading a chaste life, eating moderately, using precise language and speaking truths palatably.

The music produced in that session ranged from palatably melodic and ambient to highly atonal and experimental.

Traditional British mystery writers remind us that at heart their stories are nothing less than novels, with memorable characters, engaging backgrounds and incidental information conveyed palatably.

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.

Many of the employees have complained that the package could have been structured more palatably and that management was not sharing equally in the pain, which the company disputes.

Somewhat similarly, Jerome Robbins's controversial revival of "Les Noces," which received its company premiere last year, is coming to seem more palatably different from his 1965 production.

One of the few good things to say about life as a Greek these days is that those wanting to drown their sorrows can do so a lot more palatably than they used to.

To Melamid, Kamel is the symbolic "anti-Marlboro," replacing the cowboy with the proletarian and palatably reprising the longest-running conflict of the 20th century.

More recently Disney has stepped in, with corporate-sponsored, movie-soundtrack-worthy, palatably spiceless but unalienating scores by the likes of Elton John and Howard Ashman.

Whatever remains, and it is a considerable flag-waving, simplistic song fest, has been done, one dares say as palatably as it can be done, by the makers of "George M!"

To gain access to much of the material presented one would have to ransack innumerable recondite sources; certainly, it would be difficult to select and organize it so effectively and palatably.

It is such wit and flair as Ms. Loveheart exudes that turn Mr. Durang's diatribe into a palatably demented play instead of an offputting, sophomoric and windy one.

In fact, Lazio brought real strengths to the contest: a palatably middle-of-the-road voting record and a list of accomplishments reasonably notable for a four-term congressman, plus his suburban bona fides and experience as a prosecutor.

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.

Seconds later, filled to bursting with the love of action, move-ment and the blessed need to be doing something, he was bouncing out of bed, laughing to himself and apologising to the sleepily grumbling but still palatably comely cast of the erotroupe.