| Luckily, although these varieties are genetically identical, they are not palatably identical once transformed into alcohol. |
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| Where poetry that was palatably assimilable to Australian traditions or paradigms won acceptance, John's was resisted. |
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| He put enchantment at the service of instruction, and vice versa, palatably. |
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| Do you know what kind of garbage you are thrusting upon the tables of our society when you have no idea whether the proportions of spices are palatably acceptable? |
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| The experience of Yom Kippur was palatably different in Temple times. |
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| It was a matter of finding ways of serving vegetables palatably rather than hiding them. |
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| After a public outcry it was dubbed, perhaps more palatably, Terrorism Information Awareness. |
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| The olive oil of our area is famous for its delicacy: palatably and pleasantly fruity, with a straw-yellow, sometimes golden or light greenish colour. |
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