Sentence examples for point of unacceptability from inspiring English sources

Lévy, in an eloquent front-page commentary in the same newspaper, drew out the ugly French history — from 19th-century anti-Semitic tracts about money-grubbing Jews through the Dreyfus affair to innuendo about President Sarkozy's partly Jewish heritage — that, in his view, makes Siné poisonous to the point of unacceptability.

Energy bills had reached "a level of unacceptability", he said.

To get to that level of unacceptability, we must stand up to hate-mongers like Geller.

Such markings are often used in a way that suggests an ordinal scale, i.e. a partial ordering that is silent on anything other than equivalence in acceptability or ranking in degree of unacceptability.

O'Reilly pushes the discourse to the level of unacceptability without crossing any major lines, then pulls the discussion back to the center.

When looking only at these verbs (Table 3) neither entrenchment nor semantics influence the degree of unacceptability.

At what point do such attacks on civilians cross a threshold of unacceptability?

One of the driving forces of the Y-word campaign was an attempt to query why the word was not in the same arena of unacceptability as the N-word and the P-word.

indicating absolute degrees of unacceptability.

We know this, because surely proper training would have made it clear that shooting an unarmed person with his arms in the air is a paradigm case of unacceptability.

No issues of unacceptability or other methodological problems were identified during the pilot study.