Sentence examples for objectionable form from inspiring English sources
Despite Clarke's spin that the bill mostly conforms to the Lords amendments, it is plain that it has reverted to its original objectionable form.
But if people who've reached autonomous adulthood want to go and do such things, then to restrict them looks like an objectionable form of paternalism.
But the general idea is that it is irrational to intend to F while also believing that one will not F this would amount to an objectionable form of inconsistency.
He made no claim to originality: 'Pragmatism represents a perfectly familiar attitude in philosophy, the empiricist attitude', although he acknowledged that it did so 'in a more radical and in a less objectionable form than it has ever yet assumed' (1907: 31).
"If serious unemployment does develop, deficit financing is absolutely certain to happen, and I should like to keep free to object hereafter to the more objectionable forms of it," he wrote.
This, I think, is the difference between us: you would make the world better by abolishing pornography; I would make the world better and, in so doing, reduce the demand for the more objectionable forms of pornography.
The two normative senses are distinct because there can be morally objectionable forms of differential treatment that do not involve the wrongful denial or abridgement of civil rights.
Another version of the eugenics concern points out the risk of a slippery slope: the claim is that cloning will lead to objectionable forms of eugenics for example, coercive eugenics—in the future.
Those could help Facebook figure out if the comment is objectionable, a form of "fake news", or just irrelevant.
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.
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.
