Sentence examples for may object that from inspiring English sources

Some readers may object that "Scorpions" does not have a Big Idea behind it.

It's an odd kind of reparations, you may object, that goes to fathers as well as mothers, the unattached as well as those with family responsibilities.

You may object that PV is not T but is RT, but R will cancel so I didn't bother with that.

But the millions of Mumbai and Chennai, who now rarely turn up to watch Tests, have fallen in love with Twenty20 and, much as the purists may object, that and other short forms of cricket will probably dominate in future.

One may object that transnational terrorists sometimes emigrate from their homelands, developing doctrine, training, and establishing support networks in states that are neither their home nor their target.

Similarly, one may object that Leftow is trying to illuminate the obscure (the Trinity) by the equally or more obscure (the alleged possibility of time travel, and timeless analogues to it).

Pay aside, spouses may object to moves that they expect will impede their own career development.

You may object: isn't that what Bush's America did?

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

One may object -- and one should -- that all sacrifices are not equal.

Fans of Hollywood may reasonably object that Irving Thalberg never set up a gulag.