Sentence examples for objected to something from inspiring English sources

Somebody just objected to something.

This summer he pushed, cursed and ejected a Daily News reporter from a forum because he objected to something the reporter had written.

Twice, I have called upon outfitters and have not taken the trip because the employees seemed vague on pick-up timing or I objected to something in the documents I was to sign.

And we had people at NASA who were very friendly to us and sort of, I think believed that we had our head screwed on right and that if we brought things to their attention or we objected to something, there must be something to it.

Moore objected to something called 'the naturalistic fallacy', which states that moral truths can be analysed in terms of physical or psychological things which exist in the natural world.

If the congressional committees objected to something, the lawmakers could call CIA leaders to testify in closed investigative hearings.

I thought, God, if you want to object to something, read Ribblestrop," he says.

Who can possibly object to something that people with their backgrounds have come up with?

"As long as they have proof of who they are, I don't think that we would object to something like that".

House Republicans are blocking the budget not because they object to its contents, but because they object to something else entirely: Barack Obama's health-care reform, a big part of which started to operate this week (see article).

Roger A Fisken Bedale, North Yorkshire Your editorial (Circumscribing the law, 18 July) omits one significant consideration: infant boys subjected to the ritual of circumcision are unable to object to something that in later life they might not accept.