Sentence examples for real objection from inspiring English sources

No Bordeaux, though, which perhaps was Mr. Cuozzo's real objection.

The real objection is that it's just not very good.

His real objection, he said, was "totally emotional".

His real objection was that the paper later reneged, and printed the worst details anyway.

Indeed, their real objection may be to the story's power to open discussion about questioning authority.

Mr. Distenfield argues that the legal profession's real objection to the company's services is economic.

Ms. Niman's real objection seems to be to large concentrated animal farms.

Mr. Blankenship cheerfully conceded that his real objection was to Justice McGraw's rulings against corporate defendants.

But the real objection to Murray's argument goes back to theory.

But his real objections involve a complicated argument about the history of Paris.

"I don't think this is necessarily real objections," he added.