They object to calling them "masks" and say that outsiders who photograph, collect or sell them are committing sacrilege.
However, I suspect an even stronger reason adults might object to calling Jane Eyre a YA novel is because it explores female desire so openly.
The "good reason" to object to calling it "the land of Amerigo" would have been that among Vespucci's "great abilities," discovery wasn't one.
Because... Europe and Asia were named after women, I can see no reason why anyone would have good reason to object to calling this fourth part Amerige, the land of Amerigo, or America, after the man of great ability who discovered it.
Customers may object to calling you on a different, overseas number, and the handset must be unlocked.
Now, even if the synthetic genome was substantially different from any existing form of life, one might still object to calling this the creation of new life, because the synthetic cell was made by modifying an existing form of life.
Several astronomers objected to calling them planets or planetlike bodies, because planets are customarily defined as large objects orbiting a star -- not drifters with no direct stellar ties.
The museum's director, Udo Kittelmann, objects to calling it performance art, which he says evokes street-corner exhibitionists who do tricks for a few minutes, then pack up and move on.
The NNSA also said it objected to calling the plutonium "waste".
(Helprin objects to calling copyright a "monopoly" because, as he argues, the term "monopoly" is reserved to "commodit[ies]." (115) How does he know that?
Argentina objected to calls to end export taxes that it and other countries have erected to slow food exports.
