Sentence examples for something objectionable from inspiring English sources
Also involved are hundreds of wealthy individuals who see something objectionable in supporting fossil fuels.
It was not necessary that they should all find something objectionable.
Mr. Cardona found that when an adviser requested something objectionable — like that chair dance, say — it was often the most thrilling moment of the process.
In stating that he is open-minded about such issues, however, Mr. Carter used an unfortunate word — "proclivities" — which suggested that being transgender was something objectionable.
Is dining in a fancy restaurant ever ethically OK? "I don't think there is something objectionable as such to eating out.
Once a corrupt practice is sufficiently perceived as commonplace, then it is transformed in people's minds from something objectionable into something acceptable.
"There's something profoundly objectionable in bugging and burglary of computers without any [individual] authoritisation from the secretary of state," he told the IPT.
For example, the author notes, "A campaign was launched in 2002 to change the identifier for the Sioux City, Iowa, from SUX to something less objectionable.
For its part, the airport would rather deal with the occasional complaint from a thwarted Web surfer than complaints from parents whose children happened to see something possibly objectionable on another passenger's computer screen, a spokesman told The Post (denverpost.com).
Glenallen Hill yesterday went through a physical examination, and unless the Yankee doctors find something seriously objectionable in the condition of his knees, the club is expected to exercise the $1.5 million option on the slugger for the 2001 season, a move they would announce today or tomorrow.
While some instances of self-deception seem morally innocuous and others may even be thought salutary in various ways (Rorty 1994), the majority of theorists have thought there to be something morally objectionable about self-deception or its consequences in many cases.
