Sentence examples for objectionable choice from inspiring English sources

Bernard Desjarlais, 55, taking a mid-morning break up the street, called the NDP the "least objectionable choice" out of the three main federal parties because they stand "for the common man, for the poor".

Cohabiting and dating persons both have partners, but the outside world might condemn cohabiting persons more because they have explicitly made an objectionable choice, whereas daters still have the option to marry directly as one is supposed to do in a traditional view.

The White House refused, and Mr. Reid took to keeping the Senate in pro forma sessions during vacations to prevent Mr. Bush from making a recess appointment of Mr. Bradbury and other objectionable choices.

We can vote for the best (or least objectionable) choices in the next election, but we can't surrender our fate to them.

To those for whom same-sex marriage is personally objectionable, their free choice is simple: Don't enter into one.

Fill in the blank with the objectionable life form of your choice — mosquitoes, black flies, slugs, parasitic worms, unnamed things that are too squishy for words.

Since all children will be born with a sexual orientation of some sort, and since none is inherently preferable to any other, it is hard for me to understand why this choice would be ethically objectionable.

Moreover, this characterisation of abortion marks the set of values associated with this supposed 'lifestyle choice' as undesirable and objectionable: another key step in the stigmatisation process.

Members of what some crassly call "the lower class" have less access to fewer resources and, as a result, sometimes make choices that others find objectionable.

It was shown that the mixture of Gaussian models is a proper choice for skin detection in objectionable videos.

Individuals tend to be driven by rational behaviour and therefore favour the most cost effective choice, even though it may be morally objectionable [13].