Sentence examples for objectionable by from inspiring English sources

He's just one man, made objectionable by never being questioned.

They must remove any content considered objectionable by the government within 24 hours of notification.

Expressions highly objectionable by Times standards were printed because of the light they shed on a historic matter, the possibility of a presidential impeachment.

JOSEPH J. LHOTA, a Republican candidate for mayor of New York, on his handling of a dispute over a painting at the Brooklyn Museum deemed objectionable by the Giuliani administration in 1999.

The man who pulled his Hummer into the parking lot across from the theater the other day remains proud to have been the writer of one of "the Filthy Fifteen," a list of songs deemed most objectionable by a parents' group during that time.

If this law were passed, Wikipedia and other websites would have to post unedited and unsolicited "corrections" to any content deemed objectionable by any person.

In other districts, officials are reducing the risk of objectionable material by making sure the yearbooks are far less flashy.

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.

The State Supreme Court ruled that a Roman Catholic hospital was free to fire a file clerk for what the hospital called objectionable speech by the clerk about his evangelical Christian faith.

M.I.A. enlisted the help of her fans to document objectionable actions by the NFL, which would help refute any claims of reputation damaged from the league.

Marie is suffering from breast cancer, but outlives her diagnosis by several years, long enough to see her daughter – now a less objectionable teenager played by Britt Robertson – get taken to her first prom.