Sentence examples for many would object from inspiring English sources

Many would object, for instance, to the claim that "Proteins are the primary functional biomolecules of life", since the same would apply to lipids, for instance.

In such a perfect world, I'd be free to push S.U.V.'s into the Hudson to create a car-free New York, but many people would object to my idea of utopia (as would many fish).

How many residents would object, he asks, if the human resource function of municipalities is handled on a regional basis?

(Many Muslims would object not to the dance itself but to its being performed in front of strangers).

That leaves at least eight votes to find.It is hard to understand why many Republicans would object to New START, beyond a general desire to snub the president.

It unfolded in the midst of a Hollywood era of situational ethics, when not many parents would object to a child's brush with fame.

Both are smaller than Computer Associates, and mainframe users, who say Computer Associates already has a monopoly in many products, would object if it tried to buy either one.

This is from his 1970 book "The Pursuit of Loneliness: American Culture at the Breaking Point'': Many people would object that most women don't want careers.

For now, there are no plans to introduce simplified characters because too many readers would object, said Robin Mui, the paper's chief operating officer, who is also president of the Chinese Journalists Association.

How can that be?" He says he expected many Palestinians would object, but found the contrary to be true.

Many philosophers would object that whatever reason there is to believe in the Trinity, it is more obvious that there's such a relation as identity, that the indiscernibility of identicals is true, and that we do successfully use singular referring terms.