“objection to”造句，怎麼用objection to造句

If you have a philosophical objection to drug tests, wait until they ask you to take a drug test and tell them about your objection.

The committee's objection to the all night business is mainly due to safety considerations.

It starts by raising a certain philosophical objection to the personality theory.

The Republicans objection to tax rises is well known, but may not be absolute.

A further objection to force is that you impair the object by your very endeavors to preserve it.

The author raises an objection to the current cognition of literature that fu and parallel writings are taken as proses.

The theme of Fa Tan (Sandalwood Felling) in The Book of Songs is not "satiringcorruption" or "objection to class exploitation".

The AFACWA's objection to in-flight calling seems to be that it will make it harder for flight attendants to keep order.

The DOT's objection to Mr Reid, a respected veteran in the industry, because he might be beholden to foreign interests looks particularly meddlesome.

With nonsense verse, he demonstrated his unique world view, recorded the social situation of his time and displayed his objection to the Victorian seriousness and portentousness.

It's just that I am more acquainted with the MuMu and KuKu (if they have no objection to my saying so).

According to one physicist in the group, "it's hard to argue against" this latest objection to the controversial faster-than-light result produced by other scientists in the same Italian laboratory.

But if there should by any chance happen to be a woman who is single at seven and twenty, I should not think Colonel Brandon's being thirty-five any objection to his marrying HER.

However, a few years ago, I posed nude for art students. So my objection to the suggestion of a colleague that I go on a nude vacation was met with derision by my editor.

"We have registered our objection to China's unlawful seizure of a US unmanned underwater vehicle operating in international waters in the South China Sea," said Peter Cook, Pentagon spokesman.

Has anyone got any objection to this regulation?

My objection to it is that it stops the brain.

Most people are born with a psychological objection to technological progress, and they resist change.

A bigger objection to the EEC was that it covered only a small part of Europe.

Having finally paid off their bubble-era bills, many are likely to have a visceral objection to borrowing.

Elizabeth tried to turn a deaf ear to him, but he could not help thinking that Darcy's objection to her family was justified.

Unless she has a blanket objection to her grandson appearing naked in public, including during emergency diaper changes, her anti-Facebook logic doesn't hold water.

I had no objection to the check-up of my belongings except when a crudely-made tinplate kettle that I had bought at Harbin became something very fishy to them.

It got so that they talked even less than usual, and yet it was not Hurstwood who felt any objection to Carrie. It was Carrie who shied away from him.

I can see no objection to your suggestion.

He hoped that would be no insurmountable objection to a man of his liberality of sentiment.

The second made its unlicensed nuclear programme more legitimate, removing the main objection to India’s presence among great powers.

Answer: You mentioned that the Japanese Defense Minister Tomomi Inada visited the Yasukuni Shrine this morning. We express our strong discontent and resolute objection to her action.

I can see no objection to that.

All poets pretend to write for immortality, but he whole tribe have no objection to present pay and present praise.

Sympathy is not love, it seems that there is no objection to everyone. But there is no obvious boundary between sympathy and love, so the love that is confused and sympathized in life also happens.

Lao Zhuang had no objection to the kind and justice, but set even a highter standard for the kind and just behavior than the Confucianists.

His reasons for staying away were worse to Tess than her own objection to going.