Sentence examples for have to object from inspiring English sources

Therefore, I would have to object".

"But at this time, I have to object".

I have to object, though, when Mr. Isherwood attributes Diane's "nasty cracks" to me, "Ms. White".

PREMINGER: The phrase "final cutting and editing"... LANE (on his feet): Your Honor, I will have to object.

I appreciate security concerns but I have to object that the defendants are made to appear in court in shackles," Zissou said.

You did not, however, have to object to Penn's politics, or question his motives, to have some doubts about how useful he could be in Haiti.

As they write to us, "Just had to object to your claim that we were taking a swipe at Twitter".

If I were to object to IUDs, I had to object to the pill and other contraceptives as well, and that would be a bit too much.

This in turn determines the relation that the poet has to objects.

But a collection does not have to contain objects only.

This has to be object of further investigations.