Sentence examples for objectionable character from inspiring English sources

Giving a frazzled performance as Edward, the play's most objectionable character on all counts, William Kinsolving, may be having the most difficult time of all.

It says something about William Friedkin's big-screen adaptation of the Tracy Letts play "Killer Joe" that the title psycho, played by Matthew McConaughey, is, by a long Texas mile, its least objectionable character.

While Clarkson could be a "deeply objectionable character", he "spoke to people who didn't find much else at the BBC", Thompson said in an interview with the Sunday Times Magazine.

According to Adams, a person might, for example, be responsible merely for entertaining racist thoughts, or possessing an objectionable character trait.

He left under a cloud; notes in his files tell of bad behavior and his mixing with "objectionable characters".

It's common for literary authors to give objectionable characters a veneer of decency for us to see through; that's not what Erpenbeck is aiming for.

Whatever the attraction, objectionable characters often make for vivid art, and in "Taras Bulba" Janacek's musical imagery is visceral and almost pictorial.

In "I Give It a Year," a smutty script and a passel of objectionable characters form an imperfect rom-com union — one that will, with any luck, fade from the mind long before its title suggests.

IThatnot going to do you any good to hit a woman who looks like your 'srack whyre mothis.' It will do you emotional good to get inside your own heart and see what happened and learn to be loving," he said.

Nevertheless, in this entry the focus will be on blame as a response to moral agents on the basis of their wrong, bad, or otherwise objectionable actions or characters.

The mouse itself is not an adorable little character, but a tiny, shifty, nasty, objectionable little figure to be seen scuttling across the kitchen floor.