Sentence examples for with an objection from inspiring English sources
The phrase "with an objection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a situation where someone is expressing disagreement or disapproval regarding a particular point or action. Example: "The committee proceeded with the discussion, despite having an objection from one of the members."
"You don't learn this in law school," said Phil Kalban, a Columbia Law School graduate and the lawyer-adviser to the Hebrew academy, as Jeremy jumped up with an objection -- sustained -- and Jeffrey grilled his witness with question after question.
Let's begin with an objection that may have already occurred to the reader.
The first form of critique begins with an objection to Pogge's idea that global institutions cause international poverty.
It has now invited anyone with an objection to any of the claims to lodge their complaint within the next seven months.
We began with an objection to moral naturalism that applies as well to moral non-naturalism, noting that the former is in a better position to meet it.
What is that?" before a prosecutor spoke up with an objection, which the judge sustained.
I must confess, though, that it is inclined to cling when drenched with water, an objection that cannot be urged against bunting, another excellent material.
"Poor!" -- with scarcely an objection from Wyeth himself, and he's living in a dump of a third-floor walk-up in the garment district, drifting aimlessly through the city's anonymous streets.
Nonetheless, on 2 August, the university filed with PERB an objection to the union's petition, citing postdocs' claims of unfair treatment by organizers.
Hill did all she could to eviscerate his character and credibility with scarcely an objection to be heard.
Even "Ghosts of Girlfriends Past," a romantic comedy with Jennifer Garner and Matthew McConaughey, provoked an objection.
