Sentence examples for objection raised from inspiring English sources

First, there is the objection raised by Lewis.

Another objection raised by an audience member: What about getting fillups?

However, this argument totally fails to meet the objection raised with regard to those released on their own recognizance.

An objection raised is that the campaign would offer a platform for extremists, embittered by Britain's ongoing EU membership.

The most frequent moral objection raised by the rioters we interviewed was to the burning of residential buildings and shops.

The other objection raised by the palace in its statement is that the Sun "exploited" the film.

That said, nearly every objection raised is addressed in detail in the book -- the issue of progress, the issue of unskilled ("idiot") drivers, etc.

A constitutional objection, raised by the lawyer for one of Mr Chirac's co-defendants, forced the judge to adjourn the long-awaited trial until at least June.

Mr. Crichton, the editor of the story, offers a reasonable defense, but I agree with the objection raised by Mr. Wilson, the reader.

This form of Skepticism seems susceptible to the objection, raised by the Stoic Antipater (fl. c. 135 bc) and others, that the view is self-contradictory.

One objection raised against AB32 and the high cost it entails is that it makes California less competitive and we lose the manufacturing sector.