100 Examples of sentences containing the verb "object"

Definition

The verb object refers to the act of expressing or feeling disapproval, opposition, or disagreement toward something. It can also mean to present a reason for opposing or challenging a statement or action.

Synonyms

• Protest
• Oppose
• Disagree
• Challenge
• Contest
• Complain
• Disapprove
• Dissent
• Counter
• Reject

Antonyms

• Approve
• Agree
• Accept
• Endorse
• Support
• Embrace
• Advocate
• Consent
• Acquiesce
• Confirm

Examples

1. I object to the way they handled the situation.
2. She objects to the new policy implemented by the management.
3. The lawyer will object to any evidence that is irrelevant.
4. He did not object when asked to help with the project.
5. The students objected to the proposed changes in the curriculum.
6. Many residents object to the construction of the new building.
7. I must object to your assumption about my intentions.
8. They objected loudly during the town hall meeting.
9. She objects to the idea of working on weekends.
10. We will object if the price increases beyond our budget.
11. He objected to the terms of the agreement.
12. The committee members object to the lack of transparency.
13. She raised her hand to object to the speaker's comments.
14. I cannot object to your reasoning, but I have my doubts.
15. The audience began to object when the presentation went off-topic.
16. He would object to any form of unfair treatment.
17. They did not object to the changes suggested by the director.
18. I object strongly to the portrayal of women in that film.
19. Many people object to the use of plastic bags.
20. The environmentalists objected to the new drilling project.
21. I always object when someone tries to control my decisions.
22. She will object if you try to change the rules without consent.
23. The child objected to going to bed early.
24. He formally objected to the decision made by the board.
25. The critics object to the lack of originality in the artist's work.
26. I cannot help but object to the way you treated her.
27. The team decided to object to the referee's call.
28. She made it clear that she would object to any unfair practices.
29. He always seems to object to my suggestions in meetings.
30. The neighbors objected to the noise from the construction site.
31. I would like to object to the comments made during the debate.
32. The organization plans to object to the proposed legislation.
33. They object when they feel their rights are being violated.
34. I object to being compared to others.
35. The activists objected to the government's inaction.
36. She raised a hand to object to the unfair treatment of workers.
37. I object to how you are handling this issue.
38. He will likely object to the changes in the schedule.
39. The children objected to the new bedtime rules.
40. I must object to your claim; it is not accurate.
41. She didn't object to the suggestion, but she had reservations.
42. The board members did not object to the proposed budget cuts.
43. I often object when my friends make unfair jokes.
44. He chose to object rather than remain silent.
45. The students will likely object to the new dress code.
46. They objected to the lack of consideration for their opinions.
47. I cannot object to the changes if they are beneficial.
48. The author objects to being pigeonholed into one genre.
49. The community will object if the park is closed.
50. She had every right to object to the treatment she received.
51. The team voted to object to the unfair rules.
52. I simply object to the idea of limiting freedom of speech.
53. He expressed his desire to object during the meeting.
54. The principal will object to any behavior that disrupts learning.
55. I object to the notion that money buys happiness.
56. They object to the terms being presented without negotiation.
57. She did not hesitate to object to the offensive remarks.
58. The union members objected to the proposed contract changes.
59. I would like to object to the way this discussion is being led.
60. The professor will object to any plagiarism found in the papers.
61. The citizens objected to the new tax increase.
62. He did not object when she offered her help.
63. I will object to any changes that affect our rights.
64. The team was quick to object when the rules were changed.
65. She did not object to the idea of collaborating on the project.
66. The community leaders objected to the development plan.
67. I object to this approach; there must be a better way.
68. He raised his voice to object to the unfair treatment.
69. The audience did not object to the speaker's style.
70. She chose to object rather than ignore the issue.
71. I cannot object to your proposal if it is fair.
72. The representatives objected to the lack of consultation.
73. He will likely object to the final decision.
74. The director had to object to the proposal presented.
75. She felt it was necessary to object to the unfair practices.
76. The board will object to any motions that are not in order.
77. I find it hard to object when I agree with the plan.
78. They objected to the insufficient evidence presented.
79. We should object to any form of discrimination.
80. He was quick to object when asked to compromise.
81. The parents will object to the changes in the school policy.
82. I object to the idea that money defines success.
83. The group decided to object to the unfair distribution of resources.
84. She expressed her right to object to the decision made.
85. The committee members will object if they feel unheard.
86. I do not object to constructive criticism.
87. The citizens objected to the lack of transparency in the process.
88. He tends to object to everything that disrupts his routine.
89. The team will object if they feel the rules are unjust.
90. She was not afraid to object to the stereotype presented.
91. I will object to the misrepresentation of facts.
92. They objected to the proposal on ethical grounds.
93. The audience began to object when the speaker went off-topic.
94. I must object to the unfair treatment of employees.
95. The organization plans to object to the new regulations.
96. The residents will object to any changes made without consultation.
97. She did not object to the idea of sharing her experiences.
98. He felt compelled to object to the inaccuracies in the report.
99. The committee will object to any changes that compromise quality.
100. I object to the notion that failure is unacceptable.