Sentence examples for objectionable question from inspiring English sources

For instance, your answer to an objectionable question might simply be, "I object to this interrogatory because it is too ambiguous".

Instead of leaving the answer space blank for the objectionable question, you should answer the interrogatory by directly stating that you object to it.

"If we're going to have an hour and a half a witness, we're not going to finish," he had said earlier in the day, prompting a Gore lawyer to jump up and accuse a Bush lawyer of objecting too much, which prompted the Bush lawyer to accuse the Gore lawyer of asking too many objectionable questions.

This was not the first time a European court has confronted the question of objectionable content on the Internet.

A side issue in this battle is the question of objectionable content.

He's just one man, made objectionable by never being questioned.

Several Republican leaders, responding to the complaints, suggested last week that people fill out the form and simply skip questions they find objectionable.

This cooperation as well as the course of their own historical development from spontaneous movements to ecclesiastical institutions possessing many of the features that the founders of the Free churches had originally found objectionable in the establishment has made the question of their future role in Christendom a central concern of Free churches on both sides of the Atlantic.

Unsolicited comments from participants indicated that they thought the questions ridiculous, too hypothetical or objectionable for religious or other reasons.

For many media and political elites, the answer to that question seems clear: what's truly objectionable to them is when powerless individuals blow the whistle on deceitful national security state officials.

"The question is, is line structure more objectionable than a softer picture," said Foy Wilkey, a product manager for Thomson Multimedia, the French company that manufactures RCA and Proscan TV's.