Sentence examples for object to say from inspiring English sources
I also sense in this argument of Phillips's an objection not just to our self-delusions but to the psychoanalytic know-it-all-ism that he described in "Terrors and Experts": the beady eye, the knowing better than you do what your thoughts are, the readiness, if you object, to say that this is just your defenses speaking.
"I don't know what they're objecting to," said Jane Muhrcke, the owner.
"He overreacts; he caricatures the things he objects to," said Paul Baumann, editor of the independent Catholic magazine Commonweal, who himself gave "Corpus Christi" a negative review in 1998.
I don't think Neal would object to my saying he is a "pieza" work.
I don't think Ms. Fonda would object to my saying that Beethoven's music is the star.
Witness his comments to the press after the ruling: "There is no other judge that we object to," Carney said.
But the objects had little to say to one another.
Our own status as sexual objects was, needless to say, negligible to nonexistent.
"I'm saying I object to legislation that says doctors should have a conversation with their patients that I believe they should have with their patients," he said.
Which is not to say these objects are particularly precious.
But secured creditors, including Oaktree and Gramercy, object to what they say are lenient terms.
