Sentence examples for anything objectionable from inspiring English sources

Parents may pre-emptively block purchases from Web sites, and instantly lock the card after seeing anything objectionable.

A review of Kuwait's religious curriculum has been met by heated protests from Islamist parliamentarians, despite the reviewers' plea that they have yet to find anything objectionable.

Not that there's anything objectionable about her personality or the music, but the 21-year-old north Londoner has inspired so many dreary clones that simply the amount of copper fringes on display nowadays is enough to give her an air of tired omnipresence.

Unlike Mayweather's self-styled pantomime villain, Ward is a real-life "good guy" – a church-going family man who takes his position as a role model seriously and never says anything objectionable (his nickname is "SOG" or "Son of God") – which doesn't "sell" and in part explains why he's not become a crossover star.

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He told Politico, "I didn't see anything objectionable in these warnings.

Conor Friedersdorf, having endured Mr Pawlenty's campaign bio, "The Courage to Stand", suggests the book might be more aptly titled "Well Adjusted Man From Loving Family Is Hardworking, Unlikely To Do Anything Terribly Objectionable".

James seems to have been unable to find anything usefully objectionable about co-blurber Steven Pinker; her page on him consists mostly of a cartoon of "Pinker and the Brain plotting their takeover of the intellectual world" and scattered "notes to address later" (James, n.d.-c).

But I also showed my work to my wife and members of her family as I was working on it so that there would be no surprises and so that anything they found objectionable could be changed — but almost nothing was.

So he began buying videos of prominent films from which he could remove anything he regarded as objectionable without compromising the basic story.

I don't see anything unlawful (or even objectionable) in selecting a passenger for a security check on the grounds that they had refused to comply with one moments earlier.