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    Use "objectionable" in a sentence

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    objectionable


    1. But don’t ruin it through objectionable


    2. dispatch stated that all the objectionable restraints have now


    3. "Oh don't worry, it's nothing you'll find too objectionable


    4. hardship on its people? Should its people, (they cannot properly be called citizens), be held liable for the criminal designs of its ruler(s)? (they cannot properly be called leaders) Should its people be subject to international reprisals by otherwise peaceful nations threatened by its existence? Should its people be perceived as innocent bystanders caught up in the whirlwinds of determined causes or willing accomplices drawn to ―dynamic‖ currents exceeding their moral and physical endurance? Should its people be subject to (economic) sanctions imposed against that nation whose objectionable conduct at home and abroad poses a viable threat to its peaceful neighbors? Is ignorance an excuse, or complacency or cowardliness for that matter? The present situation in Iraq recalls Hitler‘s Germany


    5. Whenever legal revisions are inconsonant with the underlying assumptions of Original Intent, such modifications are improperly considered and, in some instances, morally objectionable (Abortion) once their conceptual designs have been improperly


    6. Separating an individual who is likeable from that individual‘s personal viewpoints, otherwise perceived objectionable or contrary to my (own) regarded opinions, requires an open, if not ―generous‖ mind


    7. objectionable, Stella more and more strident


    8. our friendship, and she twisted that into something cheap and objectionable


    9. Some of those forms are most objectionable


    10. Abner was more Babylonian than Hellenic in his philosophy, and he stubbornly resisted all attempts of Paul to remake the teachings of Jesus so as to present less that was objectionable, first to the Jews, then to the Greco-Roman believers in the mysteries

    11. 7 It is true that many of the objectionable stunting influences and other cramping features of these olden Jewish homes have been virtually eliminated from many of the better-regulated modern homes


    12. In one of Stephen's public sermons, when he reached the objectionable part of the discourse, they dispensed with all formalities of trial and proceeded to stone him to death on the spot


    13. "Grandmother was objectionable


    14. Saa-ra then taught her one of the two most misunderstood, and objectionable of all stalking techniques


    15. “Regardless of how you word it,” she said, raising her hand because she knew I found the term ‘average person’ objectionable, “your path has taken you across the threshold of the cognition of the Stalker


    16. I hated this lunacy about the armed services but it isn’t the only thing I find objectionable


    17. objectionable science fiction?) because God would be a pantheistic union of the


    18. He, too, had been objectionable when he realised his motives for being at the property were being brought into question, but like the stud manager he’d been forced to succumb to a discriminate line of interrogation


    19. Grant Tripp’s interview was objectionable as was Scully’s, yet each man eventually recognised the logic of answering questions on site rather than suffer the indignity of a late night jaunt down town


    20. objectionable behavior was even reinforced by some Popes through papal bulls which

    21. In general, gross misconduct in the workplace is characterized as an objectionable action that is willful and cannot be described as a mistake or an act of negligence


    22. This is an odd feature, but certainly not an objectionable one


    23. now he came across as being thoroughly poisonous and objectionable


    24. objectionable residues in the soil


    25. The idea which has been propounded, that they are never to open their mouths about "questions of faith and doctrine," is to my mind most objectionable


    26. This, too, is one great reason why worldly amusements are so objectionable


    27. Because objectionable is a term relative to the water's use, the list of


    28. may not be considered objectionable


    29. has no print, it is usually considered an objectionable condition


    30. have defined "objectionable organisms" as any organisms that can cause infections when the

    31. The use of an object, rather than the object itself, is what makes it good, morally objectionable, or evil


    32. He makes it objectionable in people’s eyes with this kind of behavior


    33. Observing him sideways and cautiously I saw that the pretty speeches his mother was making me _apropos_ of everything and nothing were objectionable to him; and I silently agreed with him that pretty speeches are unpleasant things, especially when made by one woman to another


    34. I myself the previous evening, though not cheery still a stranger, had been objectionable to her


    35. He was _most_ objectionable


    36. One must cultivate a large love for humanity to whatever class it belongs, and however individually objectionable it is


    37. In her life she had read many books, and was familiar with those elderly relatives frequently to be met in them, and usually female, who intrude into a newly married _ménage_ and make themselves objectionable to one of the parties by sympathising with the other one


    38. considered his methods objectionable but generally looked the other


    39. — be in the way or objectionable;


    40. are better ways of overcoming objectionable thoughts than by fighting them

    41. no use fighting an objectionable thought with the purpose of "downing" it - that is a great


    42. objectionable thought habits, but they can comfort themselves with the


    43. � One body posture or movement in one culture may say something quite normal and acceptable in one place and nearly obscene and objectionable in another


    44. Women in pretty dresses and pantsuits gave her eye arching looks of disapproval, as they tried to pull their interested husband’s gazes away from her, even as they tried to shield their daughters dressed up in frilly princess outfits of lace from what they considered an objectionable sight


    45. Admittedly he looked rough, his clothes were stained and tattered and his messy beard and greasy hair looked like they were the breeding ground for more than one objectionable entity of vermin, but that was no reason to turn him away


    46. balance that makes so many of the red-coated huntsmen and soldiers' portraits in our exhibitions so objectionable


    47. But, after all, had not men taken advantage of that loose rendering, and sought to build upon it a false definition of the word, even “pernicious ways” would not have been very objectionable as a derivative of “Apooleia,” for they are destructive ways and imply an impending disaster


    48. The second she got closer to eyeing Sophia, the more she tried not to reflect all the objectionable things about her granddaughter’s misconduct


    49. They were even boastful of its eminence in those particulars, and were fired by an express conviction that, if it were less objectionable, it would be less respectable


    50. In this respect the House was much on a par with the Country; which did very often disinherit its sons for suggesting improvements in laws and customs that had long been highly objectionable, but were only the more respectable







































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    Synonyms for "objectionable"

    exceptionable objectionable obnoxious gross repugnant abhorrent offensive displeasing unsatisfactory ill-favoured distasteful inexpedient inadmissible

    "objectionable" definitions

    causing disapproval or protest


    liable to objection or debate; used of something one might take exception to