Sentence examples for I take objection from inspiring English sources

Yesterday's statement said that "when women, doing comedy, do routines written for them by drill sergeants, I take objection.

I caught a lot of grief from fans as well as writer-director James Cameron when I took objection to "Titanic," and even before that when I was less than enthralled by Quentin Tarantino's "Pulp Fiction," one of whose partisans recently tweeted me to ask if, 20 years after the fact, I regretted my dunderheaded negativity.

I also take objection to the misuse of Michael Cera.

I would also take objection to Mr. Cohn's notion that the allocation of the United States into its 50 states should be thought of as a matter of "luck" — as though it reflects one draw from a randomly-generated pool of alternatives.

"I'm going to take objection to that.

However, the agents' reaction to Kraft making them the subjects of his photographs was not what he'd expected: "I was concerned they might take objection to being photographed away from the crowds," he said, "but I found the opposite.

I think my wife would take objection to any characterization of me as perfect.

I didn't mean that, I say, but it's interesting you take objection to it.

I think I am more likely to get criticized because of my subject matter, or have people take objection to my politics, rather than my writing.

"We take objection to these recommendations being made without having a comprehensive plan of action that would address the adverse effects".

With the increased scrutiny that the party will come under in parliament, more Ukrainians may also take objection to Svoboda's wilder statements, or decide it creates unnecessary divisions in an already polarised country.