Sentence examples for object to the implication that from inspiring English sources

I even object to the implication that I am wasting something valuable if I stay in bed after the sun has risen.

He may not have realized that in the absence of more "heroic" images in the neighborhood some people were going to object to the implication that Raymond was the only available image of themselves.

I support much of "Ruling for the Law" (editorial, Aug. 18), about the District Court ruling on the president's wiretapping program, but object to the implication that no one in Congress has tried to stop the administration's illegal activity.

The term "African" is sometimes used to mean black South Africans, although some whites object to the implication that they are not Africans, too.Meetings  South Africans are early risers and punctual.

The school district objected to the implication that anyone discriminated intentionally.

And it strongly objects to the implication that AOI is nothing more than a shell company.

Republican lawmakers, however, objected to the implication that there was no need to speed development of a missile shield, and they set out to challenge it.

Andrea Constand evidently objected to the implication that her initial complaint had been "discredited", forcing a new joint statement signed by both Cosby's and Constand's lawyers to be posted on the Cosby website.

Last month's desperate deal between the governor and the legislature to balance the budget includes cuts of $1.2 billion from prisons, but many Republicans are objecting to the implication that 27,000 prisoners will have to be released to make these savings.

The thing he seemed most to object to was the implication that his devoted then-hippy father hadn't been a fit parent.

"They would object to the implication in an ad that the stocks a company was representing were actually going up.