Sentence examples for violent objections from inspiring English sources
Despite the violent objections of his subjects, he had himself crowned by Pope Innocent III in Rome and declared his kingdom a feudatory of the Holy See (1204).
The clinic drew sometimes violent objections all along (including a firebombing in 1986) but the "Summer of Mercy" turned what had previously been a mostly small-scale skirmish into a national battle.
John Wayne is Sean Thornton, an emigrant returning to the village of his birth after his boxing career in America ended in the accidental death of an opponent; Maureen O'Hara is Mary Kate, the local hellcat with whom he falls in love, over the violent objections of her older brother, the village squire (Victor McLaglen).
But he also warned elsewhere against "violent objection to what exists, unaccompanied by any constructive concept of what, ideally ought to exist in its place".
Some years later Jun-shik's violent objection to a rigged Olympic qualifying race wins him conscription in the Japanese Army, where he runs into Tatsuo, now a colonel (played by Joe Odagiri).
An army statement said soldiers prevented Palestinians and foreign activists from erecting tents at the site and used means for riot dispersal when they met with violent objection.
Densmore recounts Morrison's violent objection to a similar such effort while he was still alive, when Buick sought to use their breakthrough hit "Light My Fire" (written primarily by Krieger) in a commercial for the Opel.
Whether or not those positions held up on the merits, the movies have grown steadily more violent, and the objections have faded.
In filming the movie, she refused (despite violent front office objections) to use a double in the lion-training scenes and actually entered the cage herself with boots and whip.
AGES 11-13 -- One hesitates to say fine, but if parents have no objections to violent action movies, this one is passable.
