Sentence examples for may have objected from inspiring English sources

You may have objected to steroids on moral and health grounds.

And, although he may have objected to his father's being linked to Lee Harvey Oswald, via a grainy picture and a lot of illogical leaps, his own rhetoric is rife with plots against America.

Mrs. Hertog said the family may have objected to her interpretations of the Lindberghs' political views or her description of "Charles's six-year extramarital relationship with another woman, which I was able to verify".

In addition, Mr McNaughton may have objected to the possible sale of Parsons Brinckerhoff, Mr Cammack said.

While the company may have objected to Telegram using its IP, it seems unlikely that the company coordinated the DDOS attack itself.

The younger Robert may have objected to giving up his castle to the previous owners and the elder Robert may have taken offence at these events.

It was suggested that the Chinese censors had balked at the film's scenes of full-frontal nudity, but they may also have objected to Django's revolutionary themes.

There may have been objects or debris of no monetary value but that would have been priceless for documenting the objects.

They may have been objects of worship, but they may also have been likenesses of actual women — revered mothers, perhaps.

On the other hand, family members may have an object they use daily and don't realize is valuable.

One way in which auditory cues may have facilitated object detection is by encouraging participants to actively image the named letter.