Sentence examples for how objectionable from inspiring English sources

Few have more assiduously and consistently defended the right of people to express their views, no matter how objectionable.

Allowing Islamists to broadcast on the internet, no matter how objectionable, allows spooks to monitor their activities and can provide information about new threats.

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.

Thanks Even Patrice Evra voted for Suárez as player of the year, which suggests that no matter how objectionable some of the Uruguayan's behaviour may be, his talent is a wonder to behold.

Her sense of humour was acute and in later years she enjoyed playing to her own reputation, gleefully recalling just how objectionable she had made herself to some American colleagues whose political correctness irked her, and accepting academic honours with mild irony, given what she recalled as her years in the wilderness.

Cruise and Kidman are white-bread white folks but their prissy, uptight blandness is something which is all too plausible in this context - in fact, it is debatable how far the actors themselves realised how objectionable Kubrick was occasionally making them appear, particularly with touches such as Tom Cruise's black gloves, fastidiously worn outdoors.

She said that it was "objectionable" how Sonic Cathedral and Howling Owl had "misrepresented one of the most beneficial new-music promotions of the past two decades".

Some had messages about animals, which Rogan found objectionable: "How'd you like it if your house was spray-painted in big black letters with something about a pit bull?

"How?" "Noise has a common objectionable meaning".

It is hard to see how this outcome could be objectionable from the individual's perspective, as implied by the No-Enhancing View. No-Enhancing View

When Nancy Mitford asked him how he reconciled his often objectionable conduct with being a Christian, Waugh replied that ″were he not a Christian he would be even more horrible″.