Sentence examples for of the objectionable from inspiring English sources

Most of the objectionable fees have been imposed since 2005, when the 2004 law went into effect.

In that case, morality plausibly asks us to make the best use possible of the objectionable tools we find at hand.

(Harry Potter fans, take note: two of the objectionable words, both of them on Page 127 of the Penguin paperback edition, are "hag-rid" and "dumbledores").

Much of the objectionable behavior she finds in whites -- injecting shop talk into social life, calling everyone by first names -- is attributable to their abandoning those dictates.

Young doesn't appear to have storage units rattling with bones, or any of the objectionable personality traits that usually propel damaged people to seek the limelight.

"Riverstone was a partner of Carlyle and most of the objectionable activities were by Riverstone," Mr. Cuomo said during a teleconference on Thursday announcing the Carlyle settlement.

A similar effect is achieved if, instead of exaggerating the objectionable features, the satirist projects them by means of the allegory onto a different background, such as an animal society.

The problem is that fundamental normative principles, as invoked in the 'normative explanation' strategy, would seem to be of exactly the objectionable sort.

While agreeing that the content of pornography condones the objectionable treatment of women, Ann Garry was one of the first to question whether pornography should be held responsible for pervasive gender-based violence and discrimination.

This logic will not presuppose the subjectivist Bayesian theory of belief and decision, and will avoid the objectionable features of Bayesian logicism.

Asylum seekers reach Europe by means of the Balkan route or the Mediterranean, and they sometimes carry the objectionable convictions of their home countries with them.