Sentence examples for of an objection from inspiring English sources

Another example of an objection to objectivity, according to communication scholar David Mindich, was the coverage that the major papers (most notably the New York Times) gave to the lynching of thousands of African Americans during the 1890s.

But since poverty actually affects I.Q., it's not obvious that this is much of an objection.

"I have a bit of an objection to cross-subsidising the way other people use their bank," says Mullen.

Only Gabrio raised a hint of an objection to this wine, saying it reminded him a little too much of a Meursault.

The court said that the lack of an objection "allowed the solicitor to charge the jury with an arbitrary, misconceived sentencing analysis" and ordered a new sentencing trial.

On each and every page, someone has gone through the book with magic marker and blotted out the children's faces, perhaps because of an objection among some strict Muslims to depicting human images.

It's not a matter of whether an objection will arise but rather a question of when it will occur.

Admittedly it's something of an idealistic objection, and the harm to users is largely theoretical.

F: On the ground of a conscientious objection to the undertaking of combatant service.

This is more of a personal objection.

After a long investigation the commission issues a "statement of objections"—an indictment, in effect.