Sentence examples for heated objections from inspiring English sources

The plan has drawn heated objections from alumnae, teachers and the Lynchburg community.

There were heated objections from some religious organizations and local school boards.

Mr. Spitzer has assailed that deal, drawing heated objections from 1199 and its president, Dennis Rivera — one of several examples in this fight of confrontational words drawing an equally combative response.

Away from the jamboree, there are heated objections to the ban: Scouts organizers from nine regions, including Chicago, New York and Los Angeles, have submitted a call to the national organization to reverse the ban.

Elated to be chosen from among her multiethnic peers to portray Jesus in the Christmas show, Shirley is dismayed when her mother (a stiff Annabelle Gurwitch) raises heated objections, seeing the notion as an offensive betrayal of the family's faith and identity.

The White House and Congress have clashed over how to deal with Iran: the last major Iran sanctions bill was passed over the heated objections of the administration.

Mr. Brennan, who was cited for contempt last month over a particularly heated objection, later slammed his cellphone against a wall.

Some administration officials say the delay results partly from heated Israeli objections.

When the multiliteracy-anchored syllabus was presented to the faculty during the annual DEAL Planning, there were no questions or objections, unlike the heated discussions that took place the previous year when the process for consensus-building was not followed.

This price development for fertile land would partly be driven by the objections of the sugar and ethanol companies as they would heat up the competition for land due to increased cultivation of sugar cane (LB, interview 10 May 2011).

Just as ECPA action heats up, however, a House hearing provided a preview of law enforcement's objections.