Sentence examples for to be an object from inspiring English sources

I don't want to be an object.

"She refuses to be an object at all".

It ought to be an object of stability and safety, yet it looks disconcerting.

It is still big enough to be an object of urban fascination.

"Guys are happy to be an object of desire," he says.

"I'm looking at this, and it appears to be an object in there," she said.

Not every serving vessel needs to be an object that once had a different life.

If romance matters enough to be an object of hatred and political manipulation, therefore, it seems like it should matter enough to be an object of study as well.

In other words, the reminder is a dab of Rule No. 4: Appear to be an object of desire.

It represented, she said, "a subversion of decorum: the subject of elegy is meant to be an object of dignity.

I wouldn't like the medal of the distinguished scientist to be an object on sale," Usmanov's statement said.