Sentence examples for objected not from inspiring English sources
She objected not merely to stereotypes where the men are "priapic schemers" and the women are either "shrill battleaxes" or "ditzy bimbos".
All five came from disabled-sports groups and said they objected not to the reorganization, but to their lack of a nonvoting seat.
Mr. Petit's Cambodian counterpart, Chea Leang, objected — not on legal grounds, but for reasons that appear to reflect the government's position on the trials.
Saar objected not only to the content of Walker's work — which she termed "revolting" — but to its lack of a relevant social consciousness, at least as she understood it.
But Mr. Snowden, who also did computer work for the C.I.A., made clear that he objected not only to surveillance targeting Americans, like the call-log program, but also to some American spying on foreigners abroad.
In court proceedings the Chaplins objected not just to the lottery's unlicensed appropriation of their father's image but to what they called its "mutilation" of some of his most famous scenes.
It is "Disparate Objects," not "Sisterhood".
How could such an object not be in ruins?
Such people would be called objects, not subjects.
"We specialize in important design objects, not decorations".
