Sentence examples for an objectionable question from inspiring English sources

For instance, your answer to an objectionable question might simply be, "I object to this interrogatory because it is too ambiguous".

Instead of leaving the answer space blank for the objectionable question, you should answer the interrogatory by directly stating that you object to it.

"If we're going to have an hour and a half a witness, we're not going to finish," he had said earlier in the day, prompting a Gore lawyer to jump up and accuse a Bush lawyer of objecting too much, which prompted the Bush lawyer to accuse the Gore lawyer of asking too many objectionable questions.

More than a dozen state senators last week threatened to seek elimination of funding for CLAS in the 1994-95 bunlessunless three demands are met: objectionable questions are removed from the test, local school boards are left to decide whether to give the test and a panel of education experts is allowed to review the test.

The question then arises as to whether any secondary relata are needed, or whether they all constitute an objectionable loss of objectivity, or an objectionable departure from the allegedly "obvious binarity" of causation (Section 1.3).

Apart from an objectionable poster, what on earth has changed?

Excessive chlorides give the water an objectionable salty taste.

Both arrogance and overconfidence might be viewed as objectionable in themselves or an objectionable in virtue of their harmful effects.

Worse, she said, "this is an objectionable company from a public health perspective".

Then came the kitchen — an objectionable space, Mrs. Gramas said, with pink and gray Formica.

Elsewhere an objectionable lift recurs in which men pick up women by the neck.