Sentence examples for seriously objected from inspiring English sources

And that was as a child who seriously objected to Mary Poppins because she "never wasted time in being nice".

So if Iraq had seriously objected to such uses of its airspace, it is difficult to imagine that Iran would not have complied.

She predicted that in her majors classes (C and F), 50%% of her students fully accepted evolution while 40%% had some conflicting ideas and 5 10 % seriously objected to evolution.

US officials had seriously objected to what they called the lack of a fair trial, with many key defense witnesses barred from taking the stand.

But Mr. Star said that he would seriously object were the WB network to ask him for weekly changes in the character.

No one could seriously object if they aspired to gentility, since gardening, even in its commercialised form, could always be allegorised into wholesomeness.

Could anyone comfortable with Dumbo seriously object to moving into a corner of Lower Manhattan rechristened Dweeb, for Down Where Early Émigrés Berthed?

And no one could seriously object to seeing the latest efforts of Nikita Mikhalkov, Pedro Almodovar, Chen Kaige, Takeshi Kitano, Marco Bellocchio and even Peter Greenaway although none of them, as it happened, was on top form.

Maybe we could short-circuit the endless protests over our modern Olympics by selecting a permanent home for the Games, a nation that nobody could seriously object to, like Liechtenstein, New Zealand or the Independent State of Samoa.

I must also grudgingly admit that it was funny when Hammond got thrown from a bucking bronco (don't ask) and guest Joss Stone scoffed: "You didn't last very long!" Indeed, who could seriously object to Top Gear?

Likewise, few can seriously object to its demand that banks hold enough liquid assets to withstand a severe, month-long liquidity shock.The tricky bits will be setting the absolute level of capital that is needed in the system and defining a tolerable amount of short-term funding.