Sentence examples for called objections from inspiring English sources

He called objections by P.E.T.A. to animals in the circus "weird".

He called objections to Kagan raised by Republicans "pretty thin gruel".

It's called "Objection!" Lawyers from an enlightened future arrive in time machines, to sue us for being assholes.

Note that we choose measuring the convergence rate in cycle for following reasons: Generally, computational time of calling objection function is much larger than other parts of ABC algorithm, particularly when our objection function includes multiple times SVM training.

American officials called the objections exaggerated and unrealistic.

On Friday she blithely called the objections "disreputable".

When the prosecution protested, Mr. Marino called their objections "mean-spirited".

Traub writes that Holbrooke called our objections a nit-picking result of "feminist purism".

As senators spoke on both sides, protesters in the halls chanted loudly and a few people inside the chamber called out objections during the proceedings.

After his meeting with the ayatollah, Mr. Talabani, the Kurdish leader who heads the Governing Council until the end of this month, called his objections "logical and reasonable".

Weiner expressed displeasure with what he considered a media revelation of plot details, though other journalists called his objections unwarranted.