Sentence examples for objections lie from inspiring English sources

Two objections lie at the heart of its argument.

McCain spokesman Brian Rogers said the senator's objections lie in the details.

The more stringent objections lie with Fox's decision to promote and support these events.

Some say Mr Obama should still, whatever Mr Netanyahu's objections, lay out a detailed plan of his own and visit Israel to promote it.

The aura of scandal has made Lewis's T S Eliot portrait perhaps the most celebrated of his works – the Royal Academy's objections lay in the background, which alludes to Eliot's modernist poem The Waste Land.

Setting aside the hyperbole, it is hard to see where the substance of these objections lay.

The core objection lies not in federalism, but in the idea that an individual mandate infringes individual liberty.

And for some, this is because the real force of the Quine-Sainsbury objection lies in its exposure of the scope problem as a pseudo-problem (Dodd 2013).

While on the surface it may seem that the objection lies in the obvious issue of cultural and intellectual property theft, it's the robbery of indigenous peoples' right to represent themselves that's actually at stake, according to activists behind a new campaign to reclaim the visual representations of indigenous women and culture.

Their objections apparently lie not with the morality of the concept, but rather the accuracy of the technology involved.

It is a philosophical objection that lies at the heart of his decision to support C4, though if it were one accepted by a cash-strapped Treasury it's hard not to believe they would have stumped up some funds rather than left C4 to fend for itself.