Examples of unpalatable

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The new triangle is both the product of incontrovertible logic and distinctly unpalatable and abnormal.
Put this way, the idea of continuity residing in some irreducible core is unpalatable as well as implausible.
Crucially, the increase in plausibility afforded by this analytical stance need not come at the theoretically unpalatable cost of courting determinism.
Unpalatable statute law may not be disregarded or rejected, merely because it is unpalatable.
Nevertheless, current grammatical freedom is unpalatable to many educated in a more rigid era.
We have argued that our thesis does not generate the unpalatable result that all (even ordinary) assertions ought to be uncovered.
The codification of this private authority has proven to be, at a minimum, politically and socially unpalatable.
His memory's cook offers physical and moral sustenance; the khansama, in contrast, produces unpalatable, if not dangerous, fare.
He is astute in showing us the unpalatable truth that modern liberal democracy tends to undermine aesthetic greatness, heroic individuality, and aristocratic notions of freedom.
The seal hunt was enacted in ways that would be unpalatable to many of our urban student teachers.
The problems lie in various objections that lead to unpalatable conclusions.
However, much of his message about people and organizations has a ring of truth, even if the medium is unpalatable for some.
Generally, unripe fruits are rendered unpalatable by the tannins that precipitate salivary mucoproteins and cause astringency.
We tested whether the fruit and seed types used were unpalatable to large terrestrial mammals to explain the surprising lack of feeding activity.
Commonsensically, dictatorship relative to a given profile is less unpalatable than it would be on a set of many profiles.
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