Sentence examples for utterly objectionable from inspiring English sources

It may be a commentary on the nature of performance, but it is itself an utterly objectionable one, reflective only of a certain kind of chic-inflected privileged-white-boy solipsism.

In a passionate letter dated 17 April 1915, the NAACP national secretary, Mary Childs Nerney, described the organisation's frustrated efforts to get local censors to remove particularly objectionable scenes: "I am utterly disgusted with the situation in regard to The Birth of a Nation … The harm it is doing the colored people cannot be estimated".

Totally, completely, utterly missing the point that perhaps if America tried a little Obamacare, they wouldn't find it so objectionable.

OBJECTIONABLE, but necessary.

This really is objectionable.

What was objectionable about it?

Is this objectionable?

And why objectionable?

He became more objectionable.

But Mr. Helvenston finds the compromise objectionable.

Utterly ridiculous.