Sentence examples for grave objections from inspiring English sources

The UTV chief said he had "grave objections" to the plans, outlined by Wall in a post on the 5 Live blog six days after the MediaGuardian story.

Despite my grave objections to the war, on Memorial Day three years ago, I hung a flag on our porch, ordered a red, white and blue sheet cake and invited all my brothers and sisters, nieces and nephews over to celebrate our brother before he left for Iraq.

Yet there are graver objections.

Darwin (1859) described the lack of missing links in the fossil record as "the gravest objection which can be urged against my theory".

"Geology assuredly does not reveal any such finely graduated chain [as evolution requires]; and this, perhaps is the gravest objection which can be urged against my theory.

Were this objection pertinent only to the exact sciences, it would not be serious, for these sciences attend to their own applications, but the objection becomes very grave for the field of ethics.

Eighty-three yeago ano, anthropologistist from the Field Museum dug up the remains of 22 people from marked graves in Labrador, Canada, despite the objections of the local population.

The objections to the proposal are obvious and grave.

But as his statement of objections indicated, he still seems to have grave concerns about any consolidation in the industry.

President Trump declassified it over the objections of the F.B.I., which had expressed "grave concerns" over its accuracy in a rare public break from the White House.

According to one objection, the pluralist appears caught in a grave dilemma.