Sentence examples for may take exception to from inspiring English sources

It is destructive of an institution that warrants the support of those truly committed to the theater -- even though they may take exception to this particular decision.

Mr Straw may also find himself in trouble with Dr Blix, who may take exception to the claim that he produced "overwhelming" evidence of banned weapons.

Some readers may take exception to the fact that none of the characters appears to have any redeeming features – although Rachel has been damaged by her swinger parents, she is very much the architect of her own misfortunes – and others may be put off by Whitney's overwrought language, which occasionally topples over into incomprehensibility.

Now, gay rights activists may take exception to this, because gays have long fought against any suggestion that other sexual arrangements (like polygamy) have nothing to do with them, or with the fight they're fighting.

If you don't have the 'rights' to the water, some may take exception to your use of it.

More important, dyed-in-the-wool Republican primary voters may well take exception to Mr. Schundler's use of a politically active Democrat to defend him and attack a fellow Republican.

Therefore, I believe IE8 basically only helps Microsoft catch up to the others (and some people may even take exception to this).

Raven Girl is a story told in images rather than dance, and to that purists may take exception.

Or they may push or take exception to any boundaries you put in place.

Scotsmen may wear skirts, but they take exception to this kind of thing.

As a Tibetan, I take exception to "He May Be a God, but He's No Politician," by Patrick French (Op-Ed, March 22).