Sentence examples similar to an unobjectionable site from inspiring English sources
For this, Diaz laid on what a Brit might have thought an unobjectionable southern accent.
Musgraves ended up choosing "Blowin' Smoke," an unobjectionable portrait of working-class dreamers plugging away against the odds, as her second single.
There was an unobjectionable picture of Bachmann onstage, backed by an enormous American flag, but below the image was the headline "CONFUSES JOHN WAYNE WITH JOHN WAYNE GACY".
And, crucially, they crafted a message that would appeal to people of varying political persuasions, billing the rallies as an unobjectionable "call for women's dignity".
Even Heiden, overshadowed if not obscured by the celebrated "Miracle" show of cold-war resolve, accepts this as an unobjectionable fact of real Olympic life.
That may sound like an unobjectionable thing for a woman to have been in that era, except that Grannis believed moral behavior was an imperative with "equal obligation upon men and women".
It was an unobjectionable, patrician Georgian colonial that Henry Francis du Pont built in 1926, named Chestertown House and filled with 18th-century artifacts he later moved to his Delaware estate, Winterthur.
Michael Roberts of the Dallas Observer described the song as "an unobjectionable but generic retro bounce-fest".
It is an unobjectionable word, if indeed the women so designated actually fight fires.
But the sound design is just fine, with conductor Michael Christie creating an unobjectionable balance between acoustical and electronic sounds and keeping the opera moving along.
