Sentence examples for is hard to object to from inspiring English sources

At first blush, it is hard to object to what Catalan nationalists call the "right to decide".

For them, it is hard to object to measures intended to protect children and repair the church they love.

But like many here, he takes his political role so seriously it is hard to object to his dibs on going first.

Mariella Frostrup better known for her husky voice than her views on magical realism was a celebrity Booker judge.It is hard to object to publishers and sponsors taking or making opportunities to plug their products.

It is hard to object to this; giving the delegates room to get on with the negotiations is rather the point of us all being here in the first place.

IT IS hard to object to tax cuts particularly when you are about to receive one.

It's hard to object to the spirit of this dictum, but what does it mean in practice?

It's hard to object to the portions of the law that discourage the overthrow of the government.

Keeping the cast and crew of "Scrubs" employed, even without its creator, would be hard to object to.

Such traits are hard to object to, and even if one does object they are yet harder to do anything about.

But a gala aims to please broadly, and it was hard to object to vibrant performances of some of the most beautiful works in the repertory from up-and-coming artists who did full justice to the mission of Ms. Wadsworth and her organization.