Sentence examples for merely objectionable from inspiring English sources

Also at work is the larger issue of freedom of expression and the questions raised when fashion moves from being merely objectionable to illegal.

A decent film but nothing objectionable.

The ride is firm, but not objectionable.

If upheld on appeal, this ruling means that someone can be found liable merely for pointing to objectionable information or programs that someone else has posted on the Internet.

For example, they argue that while advocates oppose actually mixing information from the two kinds of databases, they would not find it objectionable to merely use cookies to link a computer with a specific person's offline consumer behavior.

In his column, Peter H. Lewis appears to view that second remedy as unusual, stating that if it is upheld on appeal, "this ruling means that someone can be found liable merely for pointing to objectionable information or programs that someone else has posted in the Internet".

He insists that in advocating his white-race confederacy, he is not indulging in any sort of objectionable fantasy but is merely recognizing racial realities, deplorable as they may be.

OBJECTIONABLE, but necessary.

Not enough to be objectionable, but there.

A sit-in derives its efficacy not from merely blocking the door to some objectionable place, but from the public willingness to stand before your neighbours and risk arrest and bodily harm in service of a moral cause, which is itself a force for moral suasion.

But there is nothing objectionable about that.