Sentence examples for my real objection from inspiring English sources

Lack of romance is my real objection to writing on a computer.

Here's my real objection: Ruth Graham assumes that literature is a means to an end.

But my real objection is that the article is rather male-oriented and quite "old school" in its thinking.

My real objection to this overemphasis on eating disorders and wellness is that it misses the point.

"But my real objection was to the use of the word 'athletes.' Athletes run about quickly, in the main.

But my real objection to your column is that among the points of view you consulted on the subject, there wasn't one from a gay or lesbian Catholic.

His real objection, he said, was "totally emotional".

No Bordeaux, though, which perhaps was Mr. Cuozzo's real objection.

His real objection was that the paper later reneged, and printed the worst details anyway.

Ms. Niman's real objection seems to be to large concentrated animal farms.

But the real objection to Murray's argument goes back to theory.