Sentence examples for my fundamental objection from inspiring English sources

Still, my fundamental objection to Dunguib's odds is a more general point.

Indeed, I spoke to you very openly expressing my fundamental objection to the character you wished to give to it. . . .

This is a topic ripe for discussion, but try as I might to argue against Apple's position in this particular case, I don't really see a problem with it except for my fundamental objection to lock-in technologies, and that's a much bigger issue.

"My fundamental objection against the government's proposal [to introduce equal marriage[ is that it achieves none of its objectives and weakens the link between marriage and the family".

Labour's Frank Doran, a Scottish MP who voted with the government said "my fundamental objections were about the variable fees and the effect on Scottish universities, but I think the effect of the variable fees has been mitigated in a huge way by the various concessions the government has made".

Over the past few years I have found my virulent hate for racism and its byproducts to have been surpassed only by my pained and fundamental objection to poverty, not only in its economic form, but its moral and spiritual manifestations as well.

A far more fundamental objection was stylistic.

But there is an even more fundamental objection to the Rifkind proposal.

There is also a more fundamental objection to neuroeconomics and the Platonic view of decision-making.

But soon enough he started to realize what his fundamental objection really was.

In 1975, General Synod agreed there was "no fundamental objection" to the ordination of women to the priesthood.