Sentence examples for objectionable mental from inspiring English sources
Under many legal systems, an act that imposes a disproportionate disadvantage on the members of a certain group can count as discriminatory, even though the agent has no intention to disadvantage the members of the group and no other objectionable mental state, such as indifference or bias, motivating the act.
Such instances of discrimination might not have the paradigmatic status that an example like the Roma case has, but they should be counted as forms of direct discrimination, because the disadvantageous treatment derives from an objectionable mental state of the agent.
The practice of deferring the greater part of the teaching to the close of the day, when the children are physically wearied and incapable of vigorous mental action, seems to us objectionable.
"[Solitary confinement] in pre-trial detention is particularly objectionable because the pain and suffering of a mental or psychological nature that the person suffers prepares him psychologically to either confess or make statements against his interests, or even plead guilty," Mendez said.
Nevertheless, it is not hard to imagine that some contributing participants would regard as objectionable research that attempts to correlate genetic variation with social identity or geographic location, or implies ethnic differences in addiction, mental illness, or intelligence.
OBJECTIONABLE, but necessary.
This really is objectionable.
Contains nothing objectionable.
What was objectionable about it?
He became more objectionable.
