Sentence examples for most objectionable entity from inspiring English sources

Indeed, AFC Wimbledon, the club formed and run by fans after the old Wimbledon was dissolved in 2004, make sure that their players are aware of what makes their club distinctive and, by extension, what makes MK Dons, the perceived hijacker of the old Wimbledon, the most objectionable entity in the Football League.

This was what Judge Chin found most objectionable.

It was the most objectionable thing he could have suggested.

For Mach, the most objectionable feature in Kant's philosophy was the doctrine of the Dinge an sich i.e., of the "thing in itself"—the ultimate entities underlying phenomena, which Kant had declared to be absolutely unknowable though they must nevertheless be conceived as partial causes of human perceptions.

The latest, and to my mind most objectionable, advert is for something called the Mooncup.

Most objectionable, perhaps, were the Deadheads, that travelling gang of phony vagabonds.

It is that which we find most objectionable that we need to be most cognizant of.

The Liberal Democrat leadership, however, has struck out the most objectionable elements of an objectionable package in return for supporting the rest.

Most objectionable of all her employers is spiteful Madame Beck, an obsessive collector of china dolls.

He seems to have become the punchbag for the most objectionable housemates in there.

This is the part of the measure its critics find most objectionable.