Sentence examples for but objectionable from inspiring English sources

Such self-regulation also is in the best traditions of the First Amendment and is one of the most effective ways to deal with protected but objectionable content on the Internet.

Rating Speech quality Levels of distortion 5 Excellent Imperceptible 4 Good Just perceptible but not annoying 3 Fair Perceptible and annoying 2 Poor Annoying but not objectionable 1 Unsatisfactory Objectionable.

The resulting dynamics produce a somewhat raspy feel and an exhaust note unlike earlier V-4s, but little objectionable vibration.

Our government's clandestine and not-so-clandestine but awfully objectionable behavior makes it difficult to support even a justifiable intervention.

But no objectionable behavior can be tolerated, Mr. Keetch added, because of the reason the church bought the block in the first place.

But as objectionable as multimillion-dollar rewards for miserable performances may be, the bonuses translate into barrels of cash for the city and the state.

Some sociobiologists Wilson in particular—have been accused of attributing adaptive value to various widespread but morally objectionable behaviours (such as sexism and racism), thereby justifying them as natural or inevitable.

But after a period of calm in which the royal family had reverted to being perhaps boring, but not objectionable, Mr. Burrell's book, "A Royal Duty" (Penguin), has been hugely embarrassing.

A series of proposals to publish the words and ideas of Osama bin Laden are testing the willingness of book publishers to handle indisputably important but highly objectionable material, reviving a debate that has simmered since Houghton Mifflin published an English-language edition of "Mein Kampf" in 1933.

The ride is firm, but not objectionable.

The driving experience in the hybrid Yukon is different, but not objectionable.