Sentence examples for objection may be from inspiring English sources

Indeed, their real objection may be to the story's power to open discussion about questioning authority.

My objection may be aesthetic, not moral, but I can't help wondering what materials these hobbyists would use to construct a baby doll.

An objection may be that the trustee, as Mr. Madoff's legal avatar, can't sue as a victim of a fraud he participated in.

A far more important objection may be that an extended playoff system would distract the players and other students from what should be their main goal: to get an education.

The third objection may be thought to present more difficulty than the others, namely, that which alleges that motion arises in things in which it did not exist before, and adduces in proof the case of animate things: thus an animal is first at rest and afterwards walks, not having been set in motion apparently by anything from without.

This sort of objection may be found in Fodor (1984).

These objections may be moot, as European leaders are unlikely to accept May's proposal.

Many objections may be raised to the bill.

Two of the constitutional objections may be disposed of briefly.

Such objections may be submitted in letter form (without extra copies) and shall be signed.

But in a digital age, the number of possible changes, and collectors' objections, may be infinite.