Sentence examples for more objectionable than from inspiring English sources

"But those who do not eat fish find it more objectionable than others.

What's more, many men find the supposed mammarial perfection of Jordan/ Katie Price far more objectionable than women do.

But was Shkreli's performance actually more objectionable than that of the legislators who were performing alongside him?

Civil liberties advocates found it far more objectionable than the House bill, which puts a time limit on many of the new powers.

Chemical vapors inside the canister are released through the tube, exposing subjects to a series of smells, some more objectionable than others.

Singapore has made an impressive job of smartening up its physical infrastructure, but its network of security cameras could also be used for enforcing rules more objectionable than a ban on chewing gum.

For example, downtown areas and city-outskirts are known for attracting more objectionable material than other parts of cities.

Dylan could only glare, his curiosity mingled with the certainty that he and Arthur Lomb were more objectionable, more unpardonable, together than apart.

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.

Indeed, the human sacrifice of the crucifixion seems to me to be more objectionable, conceptually at least, than the human sacrifices practiced by, say, the Aztecs (or, for that matter, by tribal Hebrews like Abraham).

Many women do this by wearing the headscarf, an act no more objectionable, you might think, than Sikhs wearing the turban or Jews the yarmulke, but one that is a constant reminder to those around them that they are not going to reject their background.Cem Özdemir, one of only three members of the Bundestag of Turkish origin, sees no problem with this.