Sentence examples similar to slightly objectionable from inspiring English sources

But a Burger King bacon double cheeseburger is still 12 points, making it slightly less objectionable under the new regime.

Whereas this year's Grammys were kind of depressing, we can count on the VMAs to be a slightly morally objectionable mess of good theatre.

Labour and the Liberal Democrats are, to me, slightly less objectionable than the Tories, which is a great endorsement of nobody.

(In a 1981 survey, the literature professor Janice A. Radway found that the romance readers in her sample group considered the depiction of rape only slightly less objectionable than a sad ending).

Judicial activism has arguably made things worse by providing apparent judicial approval for the slightly improved, still objectionable, control order system.

That said, his endings -- a pause followed by a pounced-upon final note -- came to seem slightly mannered and predictable, if never really objectionable.

John Rawls famously argued that this is an objectionable feature of the theory (Rawls 1971, 26; his target is a slightly different theory of intrinsic value).

This really is objectionable.

OBJECTIONABLE, but necessary.

What was objectionable about it?

Contains nothing objectionable.