Sentence examples for about to object from inspiring English sources

I was about to object to the arrangement, when it occurred to me that you use your regular cellphone only on one ear, too!

Pawlenty's defense is to call the Tax Policy Center a "liberal think tank," which I think Wallace was about to object to but couldn't get it in.

And I am also about to object that Israel would not be in this situation without the series of missed opportunities, of faux pas, of blindness of the governments that followed.

Those are the objections of people who care enough about religion to object to it.

Others will find more in the departure of Britain's first Muslim cabinet member about which to object than that.

"I used to object about video games," she said.

In sum, each physician was left to figure out for themselves whether and in which situations to object, and how to go about objecting.

Ready or not, he is about to become an object of the closest political scrutiny.

AUDIENCE: I wanted to come back to a question about objects and object parts.

However, stories about people objecting to cycling or moves to facilitate cycling also rose over time (from 1 in 1998 to 9 in 2008).

Our results are supported by measures of model fit as well as predictive performance in constructing and classifying individual objects, and clearly highlight the need to incorporate complex semantic information about objects to understand how objects are represented and processed in the brain.