Sentence examples for I strenuously object from inspiring English sources

It is regrettable that you never touched on these.Furthermore, I strenuously object to the title on the cover of your Asia edition, "Japain".

To the Editor: I strenuously object to your claim that politicians' disagreement with President Obama's speech on the Middle East is "pandering on Israel in the hopes of winning Jewish support" ("The Sorry State of the Peace Process: Politicians in Washington are making things worse," editorial, May 27).

I finally pointed out that if they really wanted to put the picture on television, they had the duty to consult with me first, and that I strenuously objected, for several reasons, that the picture should be exhibited on television so soon after its original release, and without the benefit of a theatrical reissue.

"So long as it does not involve fund-raising I wouldn't strenuously object," he said.

Well, I'm pretty sure my editor would strenuously object to a plan in which I gradually stop liveblogging Sunday shows as people vote them off, since you guys, out of sympathy, would probably vote off all of the shows.

These are extremely reasonable suggestions to which I am sure the copyright lobby will strenuously object.

"We strenuously object to that.

Thinking as consumers we strenuously object to the government taking our money in the first place.

Gibson cited three practices that he said the umpires "strenuously object to".

Blavatnik now lives mostly in London and New York, and his public-relations people strenuously object when he is called an oligarch.

Phil Griffin, the president of MSNBC, and others strenuously object to the idea that Fox and MSNBC are opposite sides of the same coin.