Sentence examples for greatest objection from inspiring English sources

But my greatest objection was to the isolation: no Internet, mail or phone service.

But the greatest objection to this reductive view of the elderly is that it offers an impoverished view of what it is to be human.

"My first and greatest objection to the research is that they did not have any valid statistical test comparing the software directly to human graders," said Mr. Perelman, a retired director of writing and a current researcher at M.I.T.

The greatest objection from academics usually has been that we are not manufacturing widgets.

The greatest objection, painful for any admirer to express, about Sherlock is that he does not deduce as Sherlock did.

In some ways, Stevens's greatest objections were procedural.

A headline by the Itar-Tass news agency declared, "U.S. abandons fourth phase of European missile defense system that causes the greatest objections from Russia".

Another irony is that these are among the most compliant that have the greatest objections-they don't need to worry.

These were the greatest objections to the procedure reported during any of the discussions or interviews.

It's not that Blaine, in practice, has any great objection to fooling the audience.

The passage about lions, hares, and vipers reminds you of the other great objection to Herodotus — his unreliability.