Sentence examples for object the fact from inspiring English sources

This assumption has as its object the fact that squares are round; nevertheless this assumption is directed to a non-subsistent (nonfactual) objective.

(By the way, I don't object to Miley's outfits. I object to the fact that sometimes she looks so vacant when she's wearing them).

I don't object to the fact that the reviewer disliked many of the paintings.

I hereby conscientiously object to the fact that Pritchard does not have his own show.

Some opponents object to the fact that it was instituted without public announcement or comment.

"Some of the experts object to the fact that we have built brick foundations for the buildings.

Music executives object to the fact that music can be played free on Spotify, along with ads.

A backlash from defenders – including playwright David Greig – paints the critics as racist "little Scotlanders" who object to the fact that most of the NTS senior management are English.

"At the end of the day I don't think anyone can object to the fact that we never played anything like we're capable of playing.

But as these services spread and start to compete, consumers may object to the fact that they are not compatible with each other.

They mainly object to the fact that, like a southern Peter Kay, he talks about the blinking obvious: the anxiety of buying shoes, nervousness about visiting the barber, the domestic flotsam dumped in man-drawers.