Sentence examples for undesirable words from inspiring English sources
The Chinese government has used the Chinese version of Skype instant messaging software to monitor text conversations and block undesirable words and phrases.
Undesirable words, like undesirable people, are made to disappear by the government; even "hello" and "goodbye" have been replaced by the creepy pieties "Under His eye" and "Blessed be the fruit".
In 1984, Big Brother relies on Newspeak to eliminate undesirable words, strip such words as remained of unorthodox meanings and criminalize independent, non-government-approved thought.
He was "the fiery prosecutor, the righteous and wrathful D.A. determined to rid Gotham City of its undesirables," in the words of Michael J. Arlen, The New Yorker's television critic.
It's about "a merciless society that segregates its undesirables" — in other words, America — and I understand it is very well-done, having won about half the awards they were giving out: Best film, best actress, best drama screenplay, and more.
In another words, the undesirable effects on the load performance are the same.
"Undesirable" is a funny word to use to describe intimate exchanges one intrusively collects.
In other words, unexpected and undesirable circumstances in scientific endeavours do not only limit and constrain us, one can still choose to go with their flows circumstances can always be creatively used to re-make possibilities and tap new potentialities to our advantage.
There are constraints on describing the Mayor with a single word, for it might be a word linking him to undesirable predecessors.
Jailing crime survivors and innocent witnesses, in other words, was legal but undesirable.
Now it seems to be filtering data transmitted to or from foreign websites to search for key words that might indicate undesirable content.
