Sentence examples for objectionable of from inspiring English sources

Most objectionable of all her employers is spiteful Madame Beck, an obsessive collector of china dolls.

The newspaper reviewed a rock band last fall without printing its name because it contained what is probably the most objectionable of Carlin's seven words.

Here is a look at the choices: THE REID PLAN This is the less objectionable of the two mainly because it would extend the debt limit through 2012, avoiding a replay of brinkmanship next year.

Having served as prime minister in 1994-2000 asd aSpeakerer of the national assembly in 2002-07, Mr Keïta was seen by many of his supporters as the least objectionable of the candidates.

We would also like to know when the FA intend to charge Patrice Evra with making abusive remarks to an opponent after he admitted himself in his evidence to insulting Luis Suárez in Spanish in the most objectionable of terms.

In an editorial around this time, the New York Times commended cricket as "one of the most beneficial and least objectionable of college pastimes".But just as cricket was finding new enthusiasts in the still burgeoning British empire, it fell off the map in America.

Perhaps the most objectionable of these are the ones that seek to guilt-trip or humiliate women who don't breastfeed.

With their big demonstration on July 1st 2003, Hong Kong's people not only achieved the indefinite delay of an objectionable piece of legislation; they also, in effect, brought down the government of Tung Chee-hwa.

And it doesn't begin to offset most of the objectionable features of the proposed Pacific trade deal.

Some readers found the cover photo and inside display objectionable because of their suggestions of bondage.

But of course, unlike unfortunate strands of DNA, we can change objectionable elements of our culture.