Sentence examples for be highly objectionable from inspiring English sources

Liberal groups campaigning for the text to be restored were further disheartened when the state's Congress chief minister announced that he too had found some paragraphs to be "highly objectionable".

"It was highly objectionable, an example of stereotyping and caricature".

Although this is not a problem in domains such as thermal simulation [Arnold 89], it is highly objectionable in computer graphics.

Although improvements are obvious only in the vicinity of object boundaries, this should be useful in high-quality 3D applications, such as digital 3D cinema and ultra-high resolution multiview autostereoscopic displays, where distortions at depth discontinuities are highly objectionable, especially if they vary with viewpoint change.

But I believe the treatment of the Ahmadi citizens in Pakistan, where I lived most of my life, is highly objectionable and inhumane.

Ironically, the Indian Prime Minister for which JNU is named, Jawaharlal Nehru, once said, "as far as I am concerned that particular Section is highly objectionable and obnoxious and it should have no place in any body of laws that we might pass.

The study revealed that overall standard of completion of laboratory forms was highly objectionable.

"This clandestine commitment of taxpayer funds is highly irregular and objectionable, and it must end now," they wrote, pointing out that defending DOMA is futile since it violates Constitutional guarantees of equal protection.

This is highly ironic, and objectionable.

The decision to depict these brown-skinned indigenous people as not just avid flesh-eaters but leering, body-painted, nose-pierced, scary primitives is highly questionable, if not objectionable.

Half were asked to rate, on a nine-point morality scale (with one being highly immoral and nine being highly moral), how objectionable it would be for other people to over-report travel expenses at work.