Sentence examples for particularly objectionable from inspiring English sources

It's hard to see where either was particularly objectionable.

The proposed rules seem to be particularly objectionable to some European banks in two ways.

Its decision to broadcast lurid footage of captured and apparently executed American soldiers was particularly objectionable.

Pretty clear then: he regards Islam as a particularly objectionable religion.

Health care: One particularly objectionable rule took effect the day President Bush left town.

What is particularly objectionable is that the supposed concern with animal welfare is completely spurious.

Even the inclusion of the dreaded word "federal" as a description of way the union would function was found to be objectionable, particularly by Britain.

(Anne Midgette) 'DON GIOVANNI' (Tomorrow and Tuesday) Neither objectionable nor particularly fresh or insightful, Harold Prince's 1989 staging of this great Mozart opera is a good, basic presentation of the work.

(Anthony Tommasini) 'DON GIOVANNI' (Sunday and Thursday) Neither objectionable nor particularly fresh or insightful, Harold Prince's 1989 staging of this great Mozart opera is a good, basic presentation of the work.

These artifacts become particularly visible, and thus objectionable, on moving diagonal edges.

During the 1980s, the Parents Music Resource Center petitioned the U.S. Congress to regulate the popular music industry due to what the group asserted were objectionable lyrics, particularly those in heavy metal songs.