Sentence examples for bitter objections from inspiring English sources

Mr. Stallman is doing nothing illegal, but his is an argument that raises bitter objections from many programmers and companies.

There have been bitter objections to allegedly partisan or frivolous complaints which have not resulted in serious charges.

Party lines earlier had been more easily broken, as during the crisis that erupted over South Carolina's bitter objections to the high Tariff of 1828.

Instead, the decision — forced through by a majority vote, over the bitter objections of four eastern members — did as much to underline the bloc's widening divisions, even over a modest step that barely addresses the crisis.

The bitter objections of the Opposition parties ranged from excessive powers for the central Government and little autonomy for the provinces, to provisions that could, in effect, leave the elected Prime Minister in power for 15 years.

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 19 Despite the bitter objections of their attorneys, the three fe male co‐defendants in the mur der trial of Charles M. Manson were granted the right today to appear as witnesses in their own behalf.

The bitter taste of his objection had passed.

He prevailed after a bitter fight, and over the objections of the party's powerful anti-abortion figures, including his future mentor, Senator Alfonse M. D'Amato.

Neither the Syrian government nor the opposition had been invited to take part in the one-day conference in the Austrian capital, which for the first time included Iran, Assad's staunchest backer – despite objections from its bitter rival Saudi Arabia.

The confirmation hearings of Supreme Court nominee Brett M. Kavanaugh launched Tuesday as a bitter political brawl, with loud objections from Democratic senators, the arrests of dozens of protesters and questions even from some Republicans about how Kavanaugh would separate himself from President Trump, the man who chose him.

One bitter dispute involves Argentina's environmental objections to a big new paper mill on Uruguay's bank of the river that divides them.