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He scrubbed up well, had reasonable manners and was generally unobjectionable until it came to conversation.

There was so much happiness about - reserved and dignified from the great Thwaites, rowdy but entirely unobjectionable from the ecstatic Saimee - that even those of us who'd left our punting guts on the track couldn't help but grin.

Like Robert Wiebe's underrated 1994 book Self-Rule, it helps to clarify terms like "democracy" and "citizenship," which lose all their meaning if they're used merely to signify something vague and unobjectionable.

Despite requests by the Holy See that its money be used only for "morally unobjectionable child-related projects," UNICEF had given no assurances, Klink said.

"Once people understand that there are here-and-now therapies that are morally unobjectionable, it dramatically changes the conversation."

This is disturbing even when the cause being advanced is itself unobjectionable. There is a difference, after all, between an American poster protesting the Vietnam War and a poster produced in Cuba for the same purpose.

author Ruth Stiles Gannett's 1945 book, Japanese animated feature provides unobjectionable, if wan, entertainment value for younger children.

Carter draws not at all on this secular American tradition, preferring to encourage a return to traditional, unobjectionable Judeo-Christian values.

Faustman, an associate professor of medicine at Harvard, has moved in a much more productive and ethically unobjectionable direction.

Some small measure of this may be unobjectionable, but if the War on Terrorism takes as long as the administration warns, it will become unbearably stultifying.

Music by Paul Zaza is just about the only element that is totally unobjectionable.

The president's men portray the nominee as an unobjectionable centrist.