Sentence examples for even more objectionable than from inspiring English sources
In some ways the Walgreens case is even more objectionable than Mylan's.
Even more objectionable is the fact that both the capital's airports are named after Republicans.
Silver's fine translation sustains tension admirably, though I wondered if Laura was even more objectionable (because easier to locate socially) in the original Spanish.
(Of course, he avoids this objection by accepting Sosa's explosion, which many take to be an even more objectionable result see, for example, Markosian 1998, p. 228).
On the contrary, being forced to subsidize an idea with which one disagrees is even more objectionable, from a First Amendment standpoint, if the idea is expressed in the government's words than in the words of a private speaker.
Such a misleading defence of the coalition's decision to reduce the rate to 45% to help the rich, while sharply increasing VAT which even the poorest pay, may be thought much more objectionable than calling a cop a pleb.
What's more, many men find the supposed mammarial perfection of Jordan/ Katie Price far more objectionable than women do.
But was Shkreli's performance actually more objectionable than that of the legislators who were performing alongside him?
Civil liberties advocates found it far more objectionable than the House bill, which puts a time limit on many of the new powers.
