Sentence examples for object to characterize from inspiring English sources

One might object that both conceptions are inadequate because they are circular, i.e., both appeal to the notion of something physical (a theory or an object) to characterize a physical property.

They would object to characterizing the parts as subjects of psychological attitudes.

In an interview, Brazil's justice minister, José Eduardo Cardozo, who attended the meeting, said there was still a possibility of holding the vote in time and objected to characterizing the outcome as a setback.

May We Be Free From Suffering Meanwhile, Friend himself would be the first to object to being characterized as a spiritual teacher.

You're going to be really offended at that suggestion -- not because you object to his characterizing your marriage as a disaster.

We should not be held responsible for the benefits of the Philippines". But many Filipino veterans object to being characterized as foreigners.

To the editor: The residents of Hollister Ranch may object to being characterized as "rich landowners who just want a private beach," but their actions in keeping out the public from the shoreline it owns show them to be exactly that.

But I do object to an investigation characterized, as this one has been, by outrageous official statements, calculated leaks to the media and causing a feeding frenzy operating to my great prejudice.

India officially objected to CPEC, characterizing it as a Chinese project about which it was not consulted and protesting that it runs through disputed territories.

Ordain Women has objected to being characterized by the church as protesters.

I must object to The New York Times's characterizing as a mere "ratings strategy" Bob Woodruff's and Doug Vogt's reporting when they were seriously wounded in Iraq (front page, Jan . 30.