There may have been other people, in other rooms, who said other things to other people, including potentially Barack Obama, some of which may have been objectionable-slash-crazy-ass.
The rhetoric from both sides of the divide has been objectionable, unacceptable, dehumanising.
But it would have been less objectionable had he been able to promise that the economy would escape a recession as a result.
Facebook has randomly taken down some of the posts that people make because they have been found objectionable.
Most of the objectionable fees have been imposed since 2005, when the 2004 law went into effect.
The company, Old Republic National Title Insurance, told its agents Friday that it would not write policies on foreclosed Chase properties until "the objectionable issues have been resolved," according to a memorandum sent out by the firm's underwriting department.
According to media reports, more than 200,000 "objectionable" profiles have been removed from its site in the last few months for including hate speech or being too risqué as the site tries to quell guardian and teacher fears about the safety of the network for young users.
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).
Opponents of an immigration overhaul have been preparing to jump on what they see as objectionable sections of the legislation.
Libel laws and concerns for national security have been used to suppress criticism of government figures and politically objectionable views.
These fluttering oscillations have been observed at several dams and artificial waterfalls and, depending on their scale, have been considered to be either attractive or objectionable.
