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Should a morally objectionable person be allowed to teach?

From Time Magazine Archive

This objectionable person would call at the houses of the most illustrious Mandarins, and would command the slaves to carry to their masters his tablets, on which were inscribed his name and his virtues.

From The Wallet of Kai Lung by Bramah, Ernest

During conference I was evidently regarded as a much more objectionable person than the prisoner;—one giving trouble by coming there voluntarily, which the prisoner could not be accused of doing. 

From The Uncommercial Traveller by Dickens, Charles

Mr. Wright," asked Susie coldly, nodding toward Fred Ripley, who stood leaning over a chair, smiling insolently, "will you kindly have this objectionable person removed?

From The High School Boys' Canoe Club by Hancock, H. Irving (Harrie Irving)

It is scarcely possible that you will meet him anywhere except at Mrs. Willoughby's, and if you go there any more you must learn the art of shaking off an objectionable person speedily.

From The Earth Trembled by Roe, Edward Payson




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