Sentence examples for objection would be from inspiring English sources

That objection would be fair only in part.

I suppose my only objection would be the idea that puppetry is something new.

"Only the 'chief' would be allowed to speak, everyone would praise him and not a single objection would be made".

Even if she were a fictional creature in a status-conscious turn-of-the-century novel, her objection would be one of manners, not morals.

The reading may have been a provocation, but it was so deliberately over the edge, and so inventive and entertaining, that any objection would be pointless, if not churlish.

One sort of response to this objection would be to deny that such purely unconscious higher-order cognition ever actually occurs.

However, my objections would be null and void if the pope's tips were genuinely profound.

They played down the possibility that the Israeli objections would be insurmountable.

Mr. Clinton, in his role as a mediator, told Mr. Arafat what Israel's objections would be, an aide said.

But he suggested that substantial objections would be eliminated if the settlement applied only to books whose authors or copyright owners would explicitly "opt in" to its terms.

Under the agreement being negotiated among Senate leaders, the ability of lawmakers to halt votes on bills and nominations through anonymous objections would be limited.