Sentence examples for no less objectionable from inspiring English sources

Viewed in the context of the overall charge to the jury, the instructions were no less objectionable.

It is no less objectionable that the president is now setting up a formal structure that might dish out access in the same way.

She points out that these innocuous-sounding approaches often push women into a life of underachievement, and one whose limitations are no less objectionable because they seem to be chosen rather than imposed.

Maler admittedly had grounds for rejecting the linguistically hybrid combination of Menché with Tinamit (Maudslay, it may be noted, never wrote "Menché Tinamit" in his text; his only use of it was on his site plan), but "Yaxchilan" is no less objectionable, and should never have been adopted.

As foreign editor, he liked to draw unsparing comparisons between the Soviet Union and the Nationalist regime in South Africa: to deny freedom on the basis of ideological convictions, he argued, was no less objectionable than denying it on the basis of colour.It was no doubt Brian's command of words that helped to make him our Washington correspondent in 1958 and then, in 1963, foreign editor.

A philosopher encountering neutral monism with a firmly entrenched conception of ordinary physical objects may find it no less objectionable than Berkeley's proposal.

For obvious reasons these other responsibilities do not make the interrogation proposed here any less objectionable.

But that does not make anti-L.G.B.T. discrimination any less objectionable, particularly when it may have made the difference between life and death.

Distance makes it seem somehow less objectionable.

The Fiscal Commission's approach is less objectionable.

The dance elements were suggestive in less objectionable ways.