Sentence examples for extremely objectionable from inspiring English sources

Obviously, there are certain limits: if the material is obscene or extremely objectionable".

One exception was old Streicher, who munched and mumbled away in some private and probably extremely objectionable dream.

Aloys Manthey is as good a representative as there is these days of a certain aggrieved sensibility in Germany -- one that troubles many people in Poland and that other former Eastern bloc countries find extremely objectionable.

Mr. Randolph expressed his dissatisfaction at the disagreement yesterday to sect 5. concerning money bills, as endangering the success of the plan, and extremely objectionable in itself; and gave notice that he should move for a reconsideration of the vote.

The constitution of Bolzano's best state turns out to be a very ambivalent mixture of regulations which make an impression of being very progressive with respect to the desired equality for the citizens, but extremely objectionable with respect to the liberties conceded to them.

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

3. something that is extremely difficult, objectionable, or unpleasant.

He added that out of concern for freedom of speech, the university was extremely reluctant to bar potentially objectionable visitors.

This is highly ironic, and objectionable.

The last game I played that devoted so much time to the story was D2, but its long scenes were less objectionable than Liberty's both because they were extremely well written and because the gameplay itself was so mediocre that not having to play was a relief.

It is extremely difficult to evaluate the health of our workplace culture because objectionable conversations rarely occur in the open.