Sentence examples for it may object from inspiring English sources

Savages uses no samplers, does not ditch verses and choruses in favor of thirty-minute drones, and, though it may object to some cultural norms, its members are happy to use the familiar tools of rock music to do their work.

Though it may object to the religious image, Podemos is indeed a broad church or, as Galindo puts it, "a half-formed political animal, a coalition of pretty varied interests that's kept together by electoral success and by the drive to occupy new space".

Of course, Sir Miles and those who think like him may object that it is only this inquiry and these Jews that present the problem.

If you're a girl, don't leave it up to the guy to put it on, as he may object or try talking you out of it.

As Citizen is in prose, I anticipate some readers' definition of poetry will exclude it, and so some may object to its inclusion on the list.

"Both sides may object to it, but it's an equal-sided treatment," he said.

That means however vehemently the governors may object, it's not actually their call.

It also has to be sold to a variety of local interest groups who may object to it.

Prosecutors may object, and it is unclear how military judges may rule.

The commission has no say over the ownership of companies, but when a government steps in to help a struggling company, the European Union's competition commission may object if it thinks the government is not behaving as a rational private investor.

Shakespeare purists may object, but it seems that modern attempts to keep his work relevant aren't going anywhere.