0 not bad; having nothing that anyone could criticize or disapprove of:
an unexceptionable speech
This seems unexceptionable and useless-but then it is not how it is used.
However, all this is fairly unexceptionable precisely because of the self-explanatory character of the building itself.
Up to a point such a view of indirect rule is almost unexceptionable.
Its premiss 8 is unexceptionable (as long as one recognizes that adding grounds for a requirement does not entail strengthening the requirement).
If the book had been unexceptionable as regards topics, its style and character, which are beneath contempt, would have rendered it inadmissible.
This example is just as much a weak island instance as (24), but seems absolutely unexceptionable.
Over the next two decades, obesity turned from an unexceptionable and even desirable state into one of 20.
We expect from counsel a degree of frankness and candour which is completely unexceptionable.
