100 Examples of sentences containing the common noun "object"

Definition

An "Object" is a common noun that refers to a material thing that can be seen and touched. It can also denote a goal or purpose toward which efforts are directed. In a broader sense, it may refer to anything that is the aim of a thought, feeling, or action.

Synonyms

• Item
• Thing
• Entity
• Article
• Artifact
• Subject
• Goal
• Purpose
• Target

Antonyms

• Subject (in grammatical terms)
• Abstract (when referring to concepts or ideas)

Examples

1. I object to the way he treated her.
2. She did not object when they proposed a change.
3. They objected to the terms of the agreement.
4. He objects to the idea of moving to a new city.
5. The committee will object if the rules are not followed.
6. She objected loudly during the meeting.
7. Do you object to my presence here?
8. Many community members object to the new development plan.
9. I always object to unfair treatment in the workplace.
10. The lawyer will object to that line of questioning.
11. He tends to object whenever someone criticizes his work.
12. I objected to the changes in the schedule.
13. They will likely object to this decision.
14. The students object to the increase in tuition fees.
15. She did not object when asked to take on extra work.
16. You might object to that claim based on the evidence.
17. I objected at first, but then I saw the benefits.
18. He seems to object to everything I suggest.
19. They object to the proposed legislation.
20. The audience might object if he speaks for too long.
21. She objected on the grounds of fairness.
22. He did not object to her proposal.
23. Many people object to the use of plastic bags.
24. The child objected to going to bed early.
25. She will object if you don’t listen to her opinion.
26. I object to the notion that all politicians are corrupt.
27. They objected to the way the report was presented.
28. I cannot object to your reasoning.
29. You could object to that statement with valid points.
30. The workers object to the new policy changes.
31. He will likely object to the changes in management.
32. She objected to the unfair grading system.
33. The neighbors might object to the noise.
34. I object to the use of stereotypes in advertising.
35. They object whenever the topic of taxes comes up.
36. He didn’t object when she suggested a different approach.
37. She objected because she felt it was unjust.
38. The audience might object to the lack of transparency.
39. I used to object to early morning meetings, but now I’m used to them.
40. Do you object if I bring a friend along?
41. He raised his hand to object during the presentation.
42. She will object to any changes made last minute.
43. They objected to the unfair distribution of resources.
44. I object to the idea that money can buy happiness.
45. The students may object to the new dress code.
46. We should object if the proposal is not beneficial.
47. I objected to the lack of support for the project.
48. He tends to object when he feels overlooked.
49. She did not object when the plan was explained to her.
50. The residents may object to the construction noise.
51. I will object to that approach if it isn’t well thought out.
52. He might object for reasons that are not clear.
53. They will object if the rules are not enforced.
54. She has always objected to the way he speaks to her.
55. I object to your conclusion based on incorrect data.
56. The teacher had to object to the inappropriate remarks.
57. The board members may object to the new regulations.
58. She did not object when he asked her to help.
59. I objected to the idea that all solutions are easy.
60. He seems to object to any suggestion made by others.
61. The neighbors might object to the loud music.
62. They will object if the policy is not revised.
63. I object to the way the media portrays this issue.
64. The committee chair may object to that proposal.
65. She objected to the unfair treatment of her colleagues.
66. I cannot object to your perspective, but I disagree.
67. He always objects to the way meetings are conducted.
68. The audience didn't object to the speaker’s remarks.
69. You should object if you feel uncomfortable.
70. They objected to being rushed into a decision.
71. I object to the notion that all politicians lie.
72. She does not usually object to constructive criticism.
73. The staff may object to the sudden changes in policy.
74. He will object if the budget cuts go through.
75. I objected because I believed it was not in our best interest.
76. They might object to the new hiring practices.
77. She would object if the new rule was unfair.
78. I often object when I feel something is unjust.
79. The community may object to the loss of green spaces.
80. He tends to object to changes in routine.
81. I would object to the proposal due to its implications.
82. The employees objected to the lack of communication.
83. She did not object to the suggestion to extend deadlines.
84. You might object to that based on your own experiences.
85. They would likely object if they felt unheard.
86. I regularly object to practices that I find unethical.
87. She did not object when asked to lead the project.
88. The audience did not object to the speaker’s opinions.
89. He may object to the new policies on principle.
90. I will object if the meeting is not well organized.
91. The team objected to the last-minute changes.
92. She would likely object based on her values.
93. I objected to the unfair treatment in the workplace.
94. They often object to any form of censorship.
95. The director might object to the proposed changes.
96. I usually object to decisions made without consultation.
97. She did not object when her ideas were put forward.
98. The residents might object to the increase in traffic.
99. I would object if I felt my rights were being infringed.
100. They objected to the lack of transparency in the process.