Sentence examples for mild objection from inspiring English sources

The only mild objection was the one about whether he will be there to see all his children grow up.

Ironically, my care in this regard has generated the (mild) objection that I was not revealing enough.

The family dynamic was perverse, with sister Cora reproducing the raging violence of the absent father while her mother made mild objections but never challenged her.

In the same way, I've met environmental campaigners who think that if you raise even mild objections to their ideas, then you're truly possessed by Satan.

He was granted permission to write this book by Leonard Downie Jr., The Post's executive editor from 1991 to 2008, over mild objections from the corporate chairman, Donald E. Graham.

Relatively mild objections amounted to overall acquiescence.

They make mild objections at the start, but that's about it.

Once he took us to school for our heinous faux pas, however, he relaxed and voiced only mild objections to our stab at rendering his classic for the screen.

Zengerle raised mild objections on Twitter, saying that while he agrees "that horserace journalism is a scourge," it's also "reality" and thus "important to try to understand the ways it does -- and does not -- effect elections [sic]." And in fact, Zengerle's piece makes an honest attempt to explore this, at times reading like it was written to arm its author against the tendencies Nolan reviles.

Although Mr Putin had a well-publicised lunch with the doyen of Soviet-era Jewish refusniks, Natan Sharansky, anti-Semitism in Russia provokes rather mild official objections.

In Fukuoka, where winters are comparatively mild, there wasn't a cultural objection to entering cold rooms.