Sentence examples for that is objectionable from inspiring English sources

John Whittingdale says that it is statutory underpinning that is objectionable.

Although many will object to his arguments purely on ideological grounds, many others will find much in this book that is objectionable on scholarly grounds.

It is not the widening of the field of intrusion that is objectionable here, it is the weakening of the safeguards that should be in place to control it.

"They're incapable of distinguishing between information that is innocuous and information that is objectionable, let alone making the fine distinction between information that is constitutionally protected and that which is not".

In a 10-page analysis, commissioned by the newspaper industry, they said the proposals "single out for punishment a particular category of defendant", the press, "rather than a particular kind of conduct" that is objectionable.

But it's not the patronising of the new supporters that is objectionable (everyone expects that, especially at World Cups when you always get people only interested every four years no matter which country you're from).

We did things that were objectionable.

"The price of freedom of speech is that we sometimes have to put up with opinions that are objectionable and offensive".

On the other foot Silver screens Limping back to power Bye-bye, B'Stard Forever blowing bubbles Of mice and MPs Michael Gove, school swot ReprintsOfsted and the Education Funding Agency, which oversees quasi-independent state "academies" like Park View, found much that was objectionable.

There are a small minority of people out there that are objectionable and pedantic, and take great pleasure in causing unrest.

Taxpayers understand that it is their money being used to support these companies, so when the executives who lead these firms make decisions that are objectionable to the average American, there is understandably a public outcry.