Sentence examples for is found to be objectionable from inspiring English sources

One blogger named "Pastor Jeff" wryly commented that "One writer already pointed out that if it is sex and violence that is found to be objectionable then the first volume to be 'pulled' [from a Christian bookstore] should possibly be the Bible".

Even the inclusion of the dreaded word "federal" as a description of way the union would function was found to be objectionable, particularly by Britain.

For this application of plural quantification to work, PFO must be applicable to all kinds of concrete objects, and it must be ontologically innocent, or at least not committed to any entities that share those features of abstract objects that are found to be nominalistically objectionable.

However, that was, unsurprisingly, found to be objectionable by users with a special attention to privacy and confidentiality issues.

Though his sermon may have seemed benign to the average listener in the congregation, most of the colony's ministers found Wheelwright's words to be objectionable.

"And most customers would find the necessary increase in price to be objectionable".

It seems that many in this field find our initially ambiguous codon state to be objectionable.

He told me that while he was aware people found the beliefs of the Twelve Tribes to be objectionable, they were not attempting to conceal them.

Hours of operation can be limited through the use of night curfews, night noise having been found much more objectionable to the public than day noise.

It is this second thesis that is most likely to be found objectionable.

What you really want to do is find out whether H.R. somehow found you objectionable, and for what (possibly misguided) reason.