Sentence examples for particularly object from inspiring English sources

But when Butch and I are eliminated in the late going, neither my legs nor my backside particularly object.

Both have strong backgrounds of sympathy for refugees, and diplomats here said Israel was known to particularly object to Mr. Sommaruga, the former Red Cross chief.

Plus the red-carpet buildup appears to have given the world "sea foam" as a colour, to which we particularly object.

We particularly object to the Top 10 list as practiced by David Letterman, who has milked the format on his television program forever.

They particularly object to the use of "2012" in the event's name, as they consider that date is now widely used to refer to next year's Games.

Dr. Manjuck said she doubted the efficacy of the pat-downs and body scanners, but did not particularly object to them.

What it does do is affirm the distance we've come toward understanding that historic Native American art -- particularly object-making -- has a worthy aesthetic place in world culture.

He particularly objected to the word "heroes" in the title.

She particularly objected to a line in which Mr. Dos Reis promised to send "drawings, pictures and gifts".

His critics particularly objected to the "golden spoons" he was alleged to use.

(His publisher eventually agreed to cut three pages from the book, including some explicit sex scenes Spender particularly objected to).