Sentence examples for still objectionable from inspiring English sources
Besides, they said, the watered-down bill is still objectionable.
Judicial activism has arguably made things worse by providing apparent judicial approval for the slightly improved, still objectionable, control order system.
But Elizabeth Allerhand, who fears that Mr. D'Amato's home would block her sunlight, said that from what she understood it was still objectionable, and the improvements were "marginal".
Ghazarian notes that the DOJ's request for email content and the discussion list named in the warrant are still objectionable, but this week's events on the whole were a win for not just DreamHost but internet users at large.
If you find the British monarchy an objectionable waste of British taxpayer dollars, then it's still objectionable whether or not the rules for choosing the monarch become less sexist.
There was still no objectionable buzz when I accelerated hard through the gears to 70 m.p.h.
The only option, then, for the former, lies between the proposed government and a government still more objectionable.
"If there's a Chinese wall over which campaigns don't care to look, that's still morally objectionable," says Jason Catlett of Junkbusters.com, an online watchdog.
That means the "individual mandate" has been deemed a tax — a tax Cuccinelli still finds objectionable as a matter of policy, but not one that raises Constitutional questions about compelling people to buy something against their will.
The bill is "still more objectionable" than one that cleared the House trade subcommittee last week, the United States trade representative, Clayton K. Yeutter, and Commerce Secretary Malcolm Baldrige said in a letter to Representative Dan Rostenkowski, Democrat of Illinois, the chairman of the Ways and Means Committee.
Even if this smoothie had offered no "bonus" -- a delightful euphemism for "bribe," by the way -- his behavior would still be objectionable because it undermines one of the small civilities of ordinary life.
