Sentence examples for real objections from inspiring English sources

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

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

It is only our fear that controversial opinions such as yours, will now be suppressed by the (often very real) objections of other campus members.

"I don't think there can be any real objections to a doctor helping a post-menopausal woman get pregnant," he says.

The real objections to the lists should center not on the threat to personal privacy they present, but on their silliness.

It should clear the way for proper debate on the club's future enlargement, stopping opponents of Turkish accession, for instance, hiding their real objections behind the mere absence of a new treaty.

I consider this "real" objection to be interesting and important.

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

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

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

Here's my real objection: Ruth Graham assumes that literature is a means to an end.