Sentence examples for objectionable- from inspiring English sources

So when a white person holds objectionable views — racism, for example — we rightly condemn them.

Twitter's ad platform does have moderation, which is supposed to prevent objectionable tweets from showing up, but in these cases, it appears to have failed at its job.

Thanks to social media, cartoons are reaching more people than ever before, but that enables enemies of free speech to monitor and respond to content they deem objectionable.

"There's something profoundly objectionable in bugging and burglary of computers without any [individual] authoritisation from the secretary of state," he told the IPT.

Everyone was welcome to leave at any time without explaining why, a provision made in case anyone found any material upsetting or objectionable in any way.

Q: Why don't moderators just remove the bit of a comment which is objectionable, rather than deleting the whole thing?

They argue that Western governments also manage the internet, censoring it and shutting down objectionable websites, so they should let others do the same.

But there is nothing objectionable about that.

But the rule will require institutions to pay for contraceptive drugs and services they find objectionable on grounds of conscience.

But, in 43 out of 50 states, governors can veto objectionable clauses in tax laws drawn up by their legislatures.The truth is that the line-item veto does not end the business of political give-and-take.

A weak caretaker government will continue in the meantime.Turkish jets forced a Syrian passenger plane en route to Moscow to land in Turkey because there was "objectionable" material on board, according to the foreign minister.