predigested

They're bringing back good stuff, even if it now arrives predigested.

"Just remember you're not going to get any predigested Pablum up there.

I think predigested foods are a good idea."

When she talks, her patter has the clunky ring of predigested interview responses.

Unlike the predigested, canned reality of today's popular programs, these systems are dynamic, interactive and unpredictable.

I almost bogged down - those books were hard, not the predigested pap I got in school.

Tons of predigested fungal pap went into the slick blind jaws at one end.

He refuses to content himself with ladling out a weekly dole of mental predigested breakfast food.

But better to nurse her than ever have her eat the predigested pap that was served as food on the airplane.

He just wanted to think about this, reason it, try to feel it out if possible, rather than use any kind of predigested statements or theses.

And that sense of distance and the predigested look of the material she deals with made for a disappointing evening.

You are gifted writer, write something to open eyes, not the predigested drivel that your bosses want to feed their waiting chicks.

He always counseled trust in the dignity of ordinary people, not in those who arrive at any event with predigested press releases.

In monkeys of the subfamily of Cercopithecinae, they allow for more predigested food.

We gaze into rooms where men stare at bargain-basement television sets that offer generic soap operas or predigested news.

Mr. Brody has actually written lines like that, but such predigested summings up cannot pass for real drama.

The slick wall was studded periodically by sphinctered plugs for predigested pap.

No point to trying to go to the toilet; the predigested pond scum they pumped into his veins produced almost no waste matter at all.

To its credit it avoids becoming a formulaic dialogue that pits religious and secular cheerleaders against each other in predigested arguments.

They are among the most predigested rituals in politics, and they often send the assembled Congress into bipartisan rigor mortis.

Politics is showmanship; Ti Sandra would not appear to give predigested answers, or take the question and response quickly and lightly.

These sites can be differentiated in two ways: those that provide predigested information and those that specialize in links to raw source material.

It has no nervous system, no muscles except legs, neck, tail, and heart; it has to eat predigested mush.

The proliferation of "news brief" columns and "headline news" television shows attests to our increasing demand for predigested ideas and instant information.

As one guest after another delivers predigested on-site sound bites about healing and togetherness, they blur into a well-meaning but repetitive self-advertisement.