Sentence examples for to object to something from inspiring English sources

I thought, God, if you want to object to something, read Ribblestrop," he says.

Roger A Fisken Bedale, North Yorkshire Your editorial (Circumscribing the law, 18 July) omits one significant consideration: infant boys subjected to the ritual of circumcision are unable to object to something that in later life they might not accept.

Each of them had come to the speech to object to something related to Guantánamo: Benjamin, to indefinite detention and to Obama's learned helplessness when it came to closing the prison ("You're our Commander-in-Chief"); Obama, to the war-on-terror politicking that constrained him and, perhaps more fundamentally, to the idea that he was the kind of man who forgot about prisoners.

Every time you want to object to something between a homosexual couple, first change it in your mind to a heterosexual couple and ask yourself if you'd still object.

House Republicans are blocking the budget not because they object to its contents, but because they object to something else entirely: Barack Obama's health-care reform, a big part of which started to operate this week (see article).

Who can possibly object to something that people with their backgrounds have come up with?

If buyers object to something the AG wanted to impose, that is out of my control.

People now feel that if they object to something, nobody else should enjoy it either.

"In the past, we always had a detailed set of zoning regulations to vote on, and of course, every voter found something to object to, so it always failed," he said.

At Seattle's World Trade Organization protests in 1999, following London's Carnival Against Capitalism earlier the same year, there was something real to object to, though there was no broad consensus that it was real.

Somebody just objected to something.