objector

IPA: ʌbdʒˈɛktɝ

Examples of "objector" in Sentences

The objector is still further represented as saying, –
And whether it matters if the objector is an officer or not?
The tone taken by the objector is instructive and always the same.
"He was a conscientious objector on that end of the court," Fraschilla said.
They were still more astonished to know that the objector was the youngest Miss Piper!
It is not the Bible, but our objector, that is a little behind the age in his knowledge of science.
In fact, the origin of the term 'conscientious objector' comes from refusing vaccine - not from war.
There was a conscientious objector from the Basque region of France who introduced himself as Basque-French.
'Besides,' said he, 'it is a small matter anyhow;' -- by which he evidently meant to intimate that the objector was a very small person.
The committee review and markup period offers an opportunity for objections to be given to the members of the objector’s party and for thorough discussion of the principled objections — the objector could be allowed to present testimony to the committee.