Sentence examples for made objections from inspiring English sources

Over the course of three days, she made objections and articulate, if futile, arguments: she objected when Sharon Gentry talked about how sad Treva had seemed; she objected when anyone talked about her mental state.

Made objections clear.

"We have made objections in the past," he said.

The bus lanes have proved unpopular and the council said the decision follows views from interested parties and those who have made objections.

But opponents of the scheme argued Lydd Airport was not needed and said they had made objections on the grounds of environment, safety and need.

Perhaps the strongest reason for believing that Philolaus' astronomical system was at least in part an attempt to explain the phenomena rather than just of religious and mythological significance is that other thinkers made objections to the system on empirical grounds, and Philolaus responded to those criticisms in ways that attempted to show that his system could explain or "save" the phenomena.

The extravagant power of his infantilist genius makes objections and qualifications look obtuse.

And those reporters allowed the government to make objections (some of which they listened to) tied to national security concerns.

Next the Freedom Caucus chewed up time in leisurely debate, proposing amendments and making objections to bills already under consideration.

"This is not a jury trial, where it is helpful to have counsel bobbing up and down making objections," Richard May, the chief judge, said.

Then he added a ten-year limit to the treaty and asked Lyons to make objections to it at first, only to allow himself to be publicly beaten down by the force of Seward's arguments.