Sentence examples for constant objections from inspiring English sources
His meandering questions prompt constant objections from the prosecutor, Jessica Wilson, which then prompt mini-law lessons from Judge Michael Yavinsky.
Washingtonians well remember the lawyer Brendan Sullivan's protest — "Well, sir, I'm not a potted plant" — when senators complained about his constant objections to their questions of his client, Lt. Col. Oliver North.
Right now, Mr. Saunders is sucking down a cup of coffee, so perhaps, he will resume his constant objections after the break--and hopefully after we get to see the movie clip.
India is already overly populated and such migration has its own socio-economic and security consequences for India.9 On the other hand, the construction of Sapta Koshi High Dam10 in the Nepalese side of the Indo-Nepal border area, despite facing constant objection from the local people, brought negative externalities for Nepal.
They struggle to stay together despite the constant intrusions and objections of their parents, but their lives take some harsh turns, including Deanie's suicide attempt and institutionalization. Splendor in the Grass refuses to provide the kind of contrived, happy ending that one might expect, and its sobering story line creates a number of dramatic sequences for its talented young leads.
Those moments stood out, but the paper's editors seem more troubled by the constant low hum of political objection to what they do.
Another line of response is that the considerations that make some alternatives worthy of choice count against the constant switching among alternatives envisioned in this objection.
The problem is made clearer by Reid's second objection to Hume's analysis of causation and constant conjunction.
His second objection shows that it is not the case that wherever there is constant conjunction there is a law.
Reid's first objection shows that it is not the case that wherever there is no constant conjunction there is no law.
