Sentence examples for used unacceptable from inspiring English sources
"People were bringing in rougher types who behaved badly and used unacceptable language, people like Ted Turner".
Students were involved in a series of angry confrontations with the police in central London on Thursday as allegations circulated that officers had used unacceptable levels of force to break up campus protests over the past few weeks.
Terry is alleged to have used unacceptable terms against Anton Ferdinand, who happens to be the brother of Rio Ferdinand, a longtime partner of Terry's in England's defense — and, incidentally, a rival for the national team captaincy.
Russian foreign ministry spokesman Alexander Lukashevich said Mr Fallon's comments went "beyond diplomatic ethics" and used "unacceptable terminology".
The commission found he was unjustified to open fire on Ford in the Aug. 11 shooting, wrong to draw his weapon, and had used unacceptable tactics.
Communications watchdog Ofcom said 233 people complained about the actor, who was given a formal warning by show bosses for using "unacceptable language" after he called US singer Alexander O'Neal a "negro".
Morley, 72, was evicted for using "unacceptable language", while O'Neal quit following a series of heated exchanges with Perez Hilton.
Ninio Fetalvo, the Republican National Committee Asian-American and Pacific Islander spokesman, said that Biden's comment was "not only disrespectful but also uses unacceptable imperialist undertones".
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Former Coronation Street star Ken Morley was also given a formal warning for using "unacceptable language" after he used the word "negro" and made comments about looking at "women's a**es".
"On what basis do you give yourself permission to ridicule the efforts of filmmakers who stand with the oppressed people using unacceptable words and, worse than that, speak with the same voice as religious dictators?" Mr. Ghobadi wrote.
