Sentence examples for only unacceptable from inspiring English sources

Boiling lobsters alive, he tells me, is not only unacceptable, it is also wholly unnecessary.

And that, officials say, is not only unacceptable, but also dangerous.

For Ms Yingluck's party, Pheu Thai, the only unacceptable demand would be a wholesale review of the constituency system.

"To falsely accuse anyone of a drug sale is not only unacceptable; it is a crime," Mr. Vance added.

"This is not only unacceptable, it is an impediment to our diplomatic efforts and clearly endangers our national security".

He rightly points out that such a horrific rate of games lost is not only unacceptable but is bad management and not bad luck.

Anne Baxendale, the head of policy and public affairs at the housing charity Shelter, called the figures "not only shocking but unacceptable".

A petulant man child as president is not only dangerous, but unacceptable.

"The bill that came over from the Senate includes a series of pork-barrel projects that are simply unacceptable not only to me but to the American people," said Representative Spencer Bachus, Republican of Alabama.

As President Obama notes in his 2016 budget proposal, the lost potential and productivity incurred by allowing millions of America's children to grow up poor is simply unacceptable: "Not only do young people lose when they do not get a fair shot -- we all lose".

People forget that in the UK all this outrageous and cruel discrimination only became unacceptable pretty recently.