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Sentences ending with objected

They were going to put all three of us in one bath-tub, but we objected. [5]
He was sure that Mrs. Gasgoyne had objected. [11]
The king at once objected. [5]
But Mr. Washington Hawkins (one of the heirs) objected. [5]
Mr. Braham objected. [5]

More example sentences with the word objected in them

Some one conversing with her once objected, in my presence, to that part of "Jane Eyre" in which she hears Rochester's voice crying out to her in a great crisis of her life, he being many, many miles distant at the time. [14]
The service, to which she had objected as archaic, became subordinate, spiritualized, dominated by the personality. [9]
But if it were otherwise, I did not suppose that Americans objected to rank. [4]
But then, it was objected, that he was an objectless bear--a bear that meant nothing in particular, signified nothing,--simply stood there snarling over his shoulder at nothing--and was painfully and manifestly a boorish and ill-natured intruder upon the fair page. [5]
I gave a tramp work; you objected to it--after the contract was made, of course; you never speak up beforehand. [5]
We objected loudly to this, for it left us no seats. [5]
Her father objected to this because he wanted a more distinguished and wealthier match for Andrew. [2]
It was objected to on the score of its pantheistic character, as Wordsworth's "Lines composed near Tintern Abbey" had been long before. [6]
He was averse to loud laughter in others, and objected to Margaret Fuller that she made him laugh too much. [6]
One gentleman objected to it strongly, as calculated to do moral harm, and regretted that a man having so great an influence over the tone of thought of the day, as Thackeray, should not more carefully weigh his words. [14]
The standard objected to is the narrow insular one (the term "insular" is used purely as a geographical one) that measures life, social conditions, feeling, temperament, and national idiosyncrasies expressed in our literature by certain fixed notions prevalent in England. [4]
Medallion objected to those for whom he wished a better future, but they decided at last on Julie Lachance, who, Medallion thought, would in time profoundly increase Farette's respect for the memory of his first wife; for Julie was not an angel. [11]
I objected to the title, reminding her that it offended people of old, so that more than twice as many of the book were sold when they changed the name to "A Sure Guide to Heaven. [6]
He objected to the latter's whistling as he went about his room packing up his traps. [4]
He objected that the first two miles was a dead level, with plenty of room, and that the rope was never used except in very dangerous places. [5]
It is not the English language nor its body of enduring literature--the noblest monument of our common civilization--that the writer objected to as a standard of our performances. [4]
He objected to the courier, and with some show of reason, since he was about to venture upon new and untried ground; but I thought he might as well learn how to take care of the courier now as later, therefore I enforced my point. [5]
Mr. Veitch states that the Japanese ladies "all objected to our whiskers, considering them very ugly, and told us to cut them off, and be like Japanese men. [1]
But Cleopatra objected, that she was much taller than herself, and that she would have to stand by the Hebe, and lay her hand on her arm. [10]
Kit rising and putting his hand to his hat, the old gentleman intimated to the pony that he wished to stop, to which proposal the pony (who seldom objected to that part of his duty) graciously acceded. [12]
It has none of that vagueness, that dreamy spirituality about it, which many of the first critics of Arkansas have objected to in the Murillo school of Art. [5]
I would have objected, and I am certain Belle Treherne would gladly have done so, but Mrs. Callendar was anxious to accept, therefore we expressed our gratitude and joined the group. [11]
The Young Man objected, and asked him to go into particulars and furnish his reasons for his position. [5]
Young Count Toll objected to the Swedish general's views more warmly than anyone else, and in the course of the dispute drew from his side pocket a well-filled notebook, which he asked permission to read to them. [2]
When my men objected to marching through ice-skimmed water up to their necks, Mr. Ritchie showed them how. [9]
All this was objected to by the district attorney, but it was got before the jury, and Mr. Braham did not care how much it was ruled out after that. [5]
Several critics have objected that though some slight regret or repentance may be explained by the view advocated in this chapter, it is impossible thus to account for the soul-shaking feeling of remorse. [1]
In arrest of judgment he objected that the President had no authority to pronounce judgment because his name was Sicklemore and not Ratcliffe. [4]
Everything was ready for departure, but old Rahel objected to travelling further. [10]
The citizens of Endor objected to our going in there. [5]
I have no doubt that if the good Father of Boston Seamen was proud of any personal thing, it was of the excellent answer he is said to have given to some Methodists who objected to his friendship for Emerson. [6]
For one thing, Clemens, supersensitive in the matter of putting himself forward in his own town, often objected to any special exploitation of his name. [5]
I never heard but he was brave enough; there was no storm on the Mediterranean that he dare not face in his little boat; and he would not have objected to a campaign with the red shirts of Garibaldi. [4]
Mr. Burlingame had been previously appointed to the office, but having been objected to by the Austrian Government for political reasons, the place unexpectedly left vacant was conferred upon Motley, who had no expectation of any diplomatic appointment when he left Europe. [6]
It has often been objected to views like the foregoing, that the most eminent men who have ever lived have left no offspring to inherit their great intellect. [1]
It has often been objected to such views as the foregoing, that man is one of the most helpless and defenceless creatures in the world; and that during his early and less well-developed condition, he would have been still more helpless. [1]
It must be an unit," objected Mr. Carroll. [9]
Next, I refused a tramp work; you objected to that. [5]
At this point a sharp-faced lawyer from Belfast got to his feet and objected that the gentleman from Elkington was wasting the time of the House, indulging in hearsay. [9]

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