Sentence examples for exception to a comment from inspiring English sources
I take exception to a comment in Nicholas D. Kristof's otherwise excellent (although scary) column "Our Not-So-Free Press" (Nov. 10), about the recent cases of eight American journalists who have been held in contempt of court for refusing to reveal confidential sources and who may eventually have to go to prison.
The lovers enjoy each other with an unselfconscious mixture of lust and affection; and by proving to be the exception to a comment made by Diana Dors in the 1950s - "I don't think British directors as a whole know quite what to do with sex" - Karel Reisz illustrates its truth.
It brought an immediate riposte from the Sharks' executive director of sport, Steve Diamond, who took exception to a "stupid" comment from someone he had never heard of.
"I take exception to your comment that your staff report is an indictment of the F.B.I.," he said.
Although a lifelong, staunch Democrat, I take exception to your comment that the speech is "unlikely to rank among Mr. Bush's most memorable".
Woolfe "took exception" to this comment, he explained.
The Career College Association takes great exception to the comment that for-profit colleges and technical schools are "admitting students who don't have a prayer of graduating".
But I want to take exception to the comment by Dr. Thomas R. Cole, who suggested that with proper help, most suicides can be avoided.
But I take exception to his comment that heritage nights — black history, Latino, Irish, Jewish, Polish — are ethnic celebrations, not religion based.
