Sentence examples for I must object from inspiring English sources

And as for my clients (including Ann Beeson) being merely vain, I must object.

I must object to Tom Shone's review of Jan Kjaerstad's novel "The Discoverer" (Oct . 25.

Although Jennings coined the word in jest, I must object to Oxford's dubbing resistentialism a "mock philosophy".

I must object to the article "Builders May Be Forced to Tear Down Four Houses" on July 30.

I must object to The New York Times's characterizing as a mere "ratings strategy" Bob Woodruff's and Doug Vogt's reporting when they were seriously wounded in Iraq (front page, Jan . 30.

Having just finished reading Norman G. Finkelstein's book "The Holocaust Industry," I must object to the ugly and offensive characterizations of the work and its author made by Omer Bartov (Aug. 6).

Musicians must object to specific live recordings before the association will step in.

Mr. Feinberg must object to gargantuan payouts from banks that would be bankrupt if not for taxpayers' money.

You know, if someone is silent you think they must object to what we have done".

We must object to and reject business and policy leaders who continue to delay and distract us from wise emissions policies.

In the case of historic districts, a majority of owners must object in order to nullify a nomination to the National Register of Historic Places.