Sentence examples for object to somebody from inspiring English sources
Somers, who was himself on methadone for 12 years, says: "Why would you object to somebody being abstinent?
Sir David Bell, permanent secretary at the department until the end of last year and now vice-chancellor of Reading University, said in an interview with Education Guardian: "In those areas of systematic failure, where all other options have failed, can you object to somebody coming in and trying something very different and making some profit out of it?
It's a crazy idea to think that every object in the world becomes the media channel either for that object to market to somebody or for that object to generate revenue from someone else who wants to market thru that object.
When she received a request to stage one of her stories, she wrote, "The only thing I would positively object to would be somebody turning one of my colored idiots into a hero".
More strikingly, the owner is legally empowered to transfer the whole bundle of rights in the object she owns to somebody else as a gift or by sale or as a legacy after death.
Why on earth would it think that somebody would object to being filmed, or need to be asked in advance?
The townspeople welcomed them, for the most part, though somebody did object to the proposed use of an air horn to signal the 4 a.m. start.
"What I object to, and I think my colleagues would object to," he said, "is somebody that comes in with preconceived notions about how particular cases should be decided".
Yet Hurricane Sandy gives the spectacle of so much scattered New York debris — objects once precious or necessary to somebody — a heightened poignance.
"You can stop somebody from performing your music if you want to, and I might object to some usages".
