Sentence examples for taking objection to from inspiring English sources

Taking objection to the presence of both in their city, anti-fascists put pressure on multiple venues to cancel UKIP's booking, which they duly did.

The delays are partly a ploy by Mr Brown and Mr Hoon to show they are taking objections to expansion very seriously – the official line for delaying a decision until January was to take full account of the 70,000 responses to the consultation on Heathrow expansion received by the Department for Transport.

Briscoe took objection to the implication.

"I'm going to take objection to that.

And many people immediately took objection to this research on Wednesday, on Twitter and other forums.

I think my wife would take objection to any characterization of me as perfect.

I didn't mean that, I say, but it's interesting you take objection to it.

I think I am more likely to get criticized because of my subject matter, or have people take objection to my politics, rather than my writing.

Here's one 23-year-old who takes objection to the self-congratulatory nostalgia of Terrence Rafferty's article "Wheeling Through the Wide Open Spaces, Oblivious" [Oct. 7].

Maverick Carter, James's longtime friend, confidant and business partner, took objection to the language in an interview on Tuesday with ESPN.

"We take objection to these recommendations being made without having a comprehensive plan of action that would address the adverse effects".