Sentence examples for unexpected objections from inspiring English sources
The unexpected objections come from certain minority groups who worry that their influence would be diminished if Florida's districts were to undergo substantial change.
China's unexpected objection to the auction had thrown Hong Kong's art world into a tizzy.
But it touched off a flurry of calls by her fellow Democrats for additional coverage and prompted an unexpected objection that stalled adoption of the bill for a couple of hours.
His announcement -- while not unexpected after more than a week of objections and delays by Israel -- threw the Security Council into disarray and prompted some desperate diplomatic maneuvering.
And a third objection was that "the market response to unexpected decisions" might be "highly exaggerated".
The relatively high level of exposure is unexpected in light of the state's government's objection to the Adolescence Education Programme [ 16].
Update: Mr. Cheney's comments about Sarah Palin drew some respectful objections from one expected source — and one that was unexpected.
Even when the reading veered toward heaviness, in both minuets, Mr. Levine usually applied an unexpected balance or a thoughtful phrasing touch that effectively disarmed any objections.
In announcing the unexpected reversal, the European agriculture commissioner, Mariann Fischer Boel, said that having listened to objections, she had abandoned the proposed changes, which would have allowed red and white wines to be blended to make rosé.
In announcing the unexpected reversal, the European agriculture commissioner, Mariann Fischer Boel, said that, having listened to objections, she had abandoned the proposed changes, which would have allowed red and white wine to be blended to make ros?
