Unsurprisingly, women took exception to being treated like farm animals.
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Fernandez took exception to the pitch and both benches emptied.
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Rubio took exception to Jacobson's role in Obama's Cuba policy.
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Rudolph took exception, and the pair tussled on the turf.
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The Egyptian aviation sector took exception to the flight cancellations.
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Ms. Headley took exception to the guard's tone and refused.
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Jon took exception and they went off on each other ... insane.
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California ACLU director named Ernest Besig took exception to San Francisco's
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She also took exception to the woeful absence of cream cheese.
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But multiple polling experts took exception to the structure of the question.
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"He took exception to that, and they had an exchange," Durbin said.
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For one thing, he took exception to Pompeo's claim in an Oct.
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Donald's wife took exception to the slap and a vocal argument ensued.
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However, Guinee said he took exception to being called out about his profession.
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Craig Bohannon, a 50-year-old Sanders supporter, took exception to that terminology.
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Trump took exception to her comments and ratcheted up the feud on Wednesday.
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Sharapova's lawyer, John Haggerty, took exception to Reedie's comments, which he called unprofessional.
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Barr and Owens took exception to those who have said they were victimized.
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Norris, in particular, took exception to Hamilton's concern over a trend toward young drivers.
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The 49ers took exception to the hit and players from both teams started scuffling.
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Duterte also took exception with Obama's criticisms of human rights abuses in the country.
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" Cormier took exception and blasted Carano on FS1's "UFC Tonight" -- saying, "Gina Carano.
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The Patriots took exception to this portrayal and fired back at the Times on Twitter.
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Bowen also took exception to Leonard rehabbing in New York instead of rejoining the team.
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They took exception to the Sooners' disparaging pregame remarks and to their confident quarterback, Baker Mayfield.
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But as the group entered the museum, a security guard took exception to Vincz's conspicuous couture.
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Nance took exception to Morris standing over him after falling while battling for a loose ball.
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He took exception to Spicer "making fun of not telling the truth" in his bit Sunday.
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The former Patriot tackle Matt Light was one ex-player who took exception to the protests.
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The fans in the stadium took exception to the lackadaisical style of play, jeering both sides.
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Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona and chairman of the Armed Services Committee, also took exception.
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During campus debates he took exception to those who claimed that political Islam was incompatible with democracy.
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Some took exception to Aryzta's move into retailing and cancelled their production contracts with the Swiss company.
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Others took exception to the fact that Klum is a mom displaying her body on social media.
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Rangappa took exception to Turner's comment in a tweet posted after the exchange to her 478,000 followers.
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When former Vice President Joe Biden labeled current Vice President Mike Pence a "decent guy," Buttigieg took exception.
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Motte took exception and started to confront Pillar before home-plate umpire Brian O'Nora stepped in to intervene.
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Elizabeth Catte: I really took exception to narratives that centered Appalachia as the beating heart of Trump Country.
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But Mr. Aidid took exception to the prospect of outsiders imposing a new political order on his country.
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"Imagine if Donald Trump then took exception in ways they didn't anticipate and major wars ensued," she said.
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"I will admit on the record that I took exception to a comment that he made," Barton said.
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Rosie Ayliffe, Mia's mother, took exception to the White House's claims in an open letter posted on Facebook Tuesday. .
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, a Democrat who represents New York, took exception to Bharara being asked to resign.
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The committee also took exception to the idea that debts to Russia and China would be treated differently than others.
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But comedian Ray Romano took exception to Hamm's impression of him on The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon on Thursday.
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NOTES: Dallas owner Mark Cuban took exception to Golden State F Draymond Green criticizing the usage of "owner" in sports.
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Francina Townes, an 18-year-old entrepreneur who had a rough upbringing in West Baltimore, took exception to Trump's remarks.
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The Canadiens took exception to Colorado defenseman Ian Cole's hard check on forward Michael Chaput late in the second period.
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Trump took exception and tweeted that he wouldn't let leadership take Gallagher's Trident pin, which signifies membership in the SEALs.
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Salvini, who heads the far-right League party and has constantly railed against EU rules, took exception to Draghi's remarks.
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"Disney CEO Bob Iger says he took exception with Joy Behar's remarks about Christianity and VP MIke Pence," wrote Flint.
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It was a legal hip check, but Wood took exception, throwing down his gloves and throwing punches at Holden's head.
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The future president took exception to O'Brien's estimate of his net worth, which was much lower than Trump's own assessment.
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But the remarks were met by push back from CNN anchor Alisyn Camerota, who took exception to Loesch's inflammatory claim.
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Hoskins took exception, but did not rush the mound even when he was walked after another ball went by his head.
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But not everyone enjoyed the film and some took exception with the inclusion of a black bounty hunter in the film.
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Opposition Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn, who wants to force a general election to oust the Conservatives, took exception to Trump's comments.
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" The police chief took exception, telling the prosecutor, "We need to send a message that black market sales will not be tolerated.
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Staff of the British edition of GQ received death threats following a 2015 article about the band that fans took exception to.
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CNN is suing the Trump administration for having revoked Acosta's press credentials after the president took exception to some of Acosta's questioning.
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As market leader, Amazon stands firmly in Ellison's crosshairs, but AWS took exception to his comments, and decided to issue a public rebuke.
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At a campaign rally last fall here, he was interrupted by protesters who took exception to disparaging comments he had made about Mexicans.
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After social media users took exception to the quinoa remarks, Mr. Najib's office said on Friday that "certain quarters" had manipulated his comments.
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With 18:31 remaining, Pickett took exception to an elbow by Figueroa going for a rebound on a missed 3-pointer by Mosely.
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Higginson also took exception to the panel majority's denying motions by the city and the border group to expedite consideration of the case.
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As he said, "Everyone was in the loop," and he took exception to the effort being characterized as an "irregular channel" of diplomacy.
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" Dimon took exception with being lumped in with Wells Fargo, saying it was "unfair" for her to "blanket a whole class of people.
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In an emailed statement, Juul took exception to the idea it marketed to teens but did not address the claims that it caused addiction.
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Andrew Gimson, who wrote a biography of Mr. Johnson, took exception to the criticism, saying there was nothing accidental about the prime minister's antics.
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Nurse took exception to a hit Polak made on his teammate Matt Hendricks and started fighting Polak, a defenseman, before Polak dropped his gloves.
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Depp also took exception to a recent Rolling Stone cover story that painted him as eccentric and teetering on the brink of financial ruin.
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James L. Dolan, the owner of the Knicks, took exception to a fan at Madison Square Garden who suggested that he sell the team.
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According to the entrance poll, Sanders also won the Hispanic vote, but this is where some prominent poll watchers took exception to the poll's accuracy.
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The controversy was amplified further after former former national security adviser Susan Rice took exception to Snoop Dogg's threat by posting a warning on Twitter.
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Brett Gardner took exception to a called strike-three call in the second inning and was seen gesturing from the dugout and slamming his bat.
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Jim Trotter, the president of the Pro Football Writers of America, took exception to Lockhart's assertion that the league had tried to become more transparent.
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In a news conference in Whippany, Mr. Christie took exception to a question from a reporter from The Star-Ledger of Newark regarding Mr. Samson.
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By all indications, it appears that in making their decision, senior U.S. officials took exception to Sisi misleading them about Egypt's new, repressive NGO law.
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The speaker of the Republican-dominated House of Representatives, Paul Ryan, and the leading Democrat in the chamber, Nancy Pelosi, both took exception to King's remarks.
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The usually soft-spoken Ward insisted any talk of retirement is "off the table," but he really took exception to Kovalev's interpretation of their first meeting.
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It called into question Xerox's current financial situation, citing Xerox's own financial reports, and took exception to the way in which Xerox was courting the company.
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The United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, however, took exception to that approach in 2015 in United States v. Cano-Flores.
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Showalter, never a fan of the stadium's catwalks and ground rules, took exception that replay cameras couldn't show that the ball struck the catwalk in fair territory.
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" The organization took exception not just to Trump's use of the term nationalist but to the way in which he contrasted his views with those of "globalists.
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Carmine took exception with Kimmel's crack, telling us he shouldn't have been put in the same category as Weinstein ... even if it was all in good fun.
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" Mr. Tillerson acknowledged that international inspectors have found that Iran "is in technical compliance with the agreement, and no one around the table took exception to that.
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Things finally exploded in the handshake line when Jackson State's Dontelius Ross took exception with PV's Darius Williams ... who appeared to have bumped Ross during the handshakes.
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Ridulph took exception to Schmack's use of FBI and police reports that had been barred from the trial to exonerate the man he believes is his sister's killer.
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Comey said he took exception to White House claims that the FBI was in disarray and that it was poorly led and had lost confidence in his leadership.
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He collected two strikes on Reds left fielder Jesse Winker before Winker took exception to a called strike and began arguing with the home-plate umpire Marty Foster.
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Maya MacGuineas, president of the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, took exception to the bill adding to the national debt while using budgetary sleight of hand. 2.
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Giolito earned his first major league ejection as he walked toward the dugout upon exiting the game, as home plate umpire Gabe Morales took exception to something Giolito said.
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" However, Trump reportedly took exception to an anecdote in veteran journalist Bob Woodward's book in which Mattis likened the president's intellect to that of a "fifth or sixth grader.
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President Emmanuel Macron of France, who has a friendly relationship with Mr. Trump and whose country was one of the negotiating parties for the Iran deal, likewise took exception.
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A source in the room said Erdoğan took exception to Graham using the word "invasion" and that Graham also rebutted Erdoğan when he claimed that Turkey had fought ISIS.
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VanVleet took exception to a shove from James at the end of one play and made an attempt to get at the Cavs star, but was restrained by teammates.
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Klobuchar took exception to a barb at the 2020 field's experience during the previous debate, pointing to what she considered good work in Washington by many candidates on stage.
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Before this season, the Independent Supporters Council, a coalition of fan groups, and supporters organizations devoted to individual teams took exception to changes to the league's code of conduct.
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Before this season, the Independent Supporters Council, a coalition of fan groups, and supporters organizations devoted to individual teams took exception to changes to the league's code of conduct.
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This theory, which was rendered in heavy-handed fashion in Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story, has always been completely void of details as far as who exactly took exception.
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In May 2014, Puig flipped his bat after a long home run, and Bumgarner took exception, waiting for Puig as he rounded third base before the two exchanged pleasantries.
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Senate Armed Services Chairman John McCain said he took exception to Trump's comments, warning that the President might not be able to follow through with the threats he is making.
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You took exception to that and explained your background of having worked with federal authorities immediately after that horrible incident but I've always been taught to be proactive, not reactive.
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She took exception, at length, to former People magazine reporter Natasha Stoynoff's accusation that Melania had approached her on the street and spoken to her, something Trump said never happened.
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Whatever Jenner's worth may be, many on social media took exception to her being called "self-made" since she is a member of the wealthy and famous Kardashian/Jenner clan.
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Mental Leaps One of the newest chew toys in the presidential campaign is "implicit bias," a term Mike Pence repeatedly took exception to in the vice-presidential debate on Tuesday.
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The final rule followed a period of public comment during which some opponents took exception to the government's telling people what to do in the privacy of their own homes.
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On Thursday, China's Defence Ministry took exception to the use of the word "suppression" to refer to how the military put down the protests, and said China had made great strides.
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" In his email to his colleagues, obtained by VICE Sports, Ellenbogen took exception with what he described as Nowinski's "personal attack on me," writing "this is what we are up against.
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Trump frequently took exception to the handling of the GOP primary debates, going so far as to skip the final event before the Iowa caucus amid a feud with Fox News.
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But Scott McCommons, a former Democrat who says he voted for Trump but now regrets it, took exception, arguing that Trump must have had the same information before and after the election.
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Rondo wasn't specifically mentioned ... but clearly took exception, firing back on Instagram by trashing Jimmy & Dwyane as bad leaders when compared to his old Celtics teammates Ray Allen, Paul Pierce & Kevin Garnett.
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Tantaros alleges that senior executives at the network had retaliated after she took exception to inappropriate remarks directed at her by former Chairman and CEO Roger Ailes, who died earlier this month.
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Buttigieg took exception to Warren saying that most candidates onstage were running traditional campaigns, raising money from coast to coast and receiving political donations from people who get special access to them.
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Alison Heart, a retired nurse and local resident who was waiting for a bus next to a pile of sleeping bags left by homeless people, also took exception to Mr. Dudley's approach.
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As it became richer, other countries took exception to its low corporate-tax rate, which they saw as simply a device to allow global companies to book profits in Ireland and save tax.
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All nine justices endorsed the bulk of Gorsuch's opinion, but Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg took exception to one footnote and emphasized that discrimination at any point in the contracting process should be actionable.
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This week, billionaire investor Leon Cooperman was brought to tears on live TV, as he took exception to a series of Warren tweets directed his way, following his own harsh words for her.
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Over the weekend, Trump took exception to NBC host Chuck Todd's assertion that North Korea has already "gotten a lot out of" the planned summit without the United States getting much in return.
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He took exception, however, to Bee's use of a crude term for the female anatomy to describe Ivanka Trump on her show "Full Frontal" on Wednesday, while discussing the president's controversial immigration policies.
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" The next day, Trump sought to clarify his point, telling CNN's Jeremy Diamond that he took exception to Clinton's characterization, and that he had not suggested "every student should be sitting there carrying guns.
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Many took exception to the harsh, personal annotations that to many, reprised the habitual harassment that women face online, which ranges from "gaslighting" their concerns to diminishing the importance of women's experiences and writing.
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The 43-year-old golf great has always had a fickle relationship with those in the black community who took exception to Woods early on when he insisted on defining his own racial identity.
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But his place in the White House became increasingly precarious as he feuded with Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner, and Trump took exception to Bannon's public caricature as the mastermind behind Trump's victory.
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Asked at a regular monthly news briefing if China's military would be marking the anniversary at all, Defence Ministry spokesman Wu Qian took exception to the use of the word "suppression" in the question.
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It also began a long period of friction between Fillon and Sarkozy, whom insiders say took exception to his prime minister calling himself head of state - a role that belongs to the president in France.
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However, other veterans in the state took exception to the efforts of the group organizing veterans to act as human shields for the protesters, saying the nature of the protests reflected poorly on the participants.
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The summit was thrown into doubt late last month after North Korea took exception to comments from national security adviser John Bolton and made clear its definition of denuclearization includes concessions from the United States.
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" Unsurprisingly, the mayor of San Juan, Carmen Yulín Cruz, took exception to the president's boasting, tweeting: "This is what denial following neglect looks like: Mr. Pres in the real world people died on your watch.
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White House spokesman Josh Earnest took exception on Thursday to Trump's attitude, recalling that the President-elect's campaign team had described his call on Russia to hack Clinton's email server over the summer as a joke.
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Trump notoriously took exception to questioning from Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly in a previous debate sponsored by the network, remarking afterward to CNN that "he doesn't have a lot of respect" for her as journalist.
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The former Braves player Chipper Jones, for one, took exception to Hernandez's remarks, saying that they were way off base and that a player should not be thrown at for merely being on a hot streak.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's Defence Ministry on Thursday took exception to the use of the word "suppression" to refer to how the military put down pro-democracy protests in and around Beijing's Tiananmen Square three decades ago.
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Forward Draymond Green, who recently agreed to a $100 million contract extension to stay with the Golden State Warriors, took exception Wednesday to anyone who thinks the former world champions will struggle to compete in 20043-20.
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With the World Series underway in Boston and Los Angeles, Lockett took on the role of the pitcher and threw the ball at batter Doug Baldwin, who took exception to the brushback and charged the mound. Nov.
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" During Comey's testimony before the Senate Intelligence Committee in June 2017, he took exception to one specific New York Times story from February of that year, telling the committee that "in the main, it was not true.
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In the post-reporting earnings call, Safra Catz, Oracle Co-CEO, responding to a question from analyst John DiFucci, took exception to the idea that the company was somehow obfuscating cloud revenue by reporting it in this way.
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In August, Mourinho took exception to the actions of Chelsea's team doctor, Eva Carneiro, after she and another trainer raced onto the field to treat the injured Eden Hazard late in an early-season game against Swansea City.
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Former Chelsea boss and current United manager Jose Mourinho took exception to Conte whipping up the crowd when the London club were four goals ahead during the 4-0 Premier League win over the Manchester club in October.
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In contrast, even Justice Kagan took exception to former Attorney General Eric HolderEric Himpton HolderJuan Williams: Democrats finally hit Trump where it hurts GOP governor vetoes New Hampshire bill to create independent redistricting commission Why target Tucker Carlson?
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John Foord, The Times's editor-in-chief (a role that was equivalent to that of the editorial page editor today), took exception — not to Senator Miller's "masterly statement," but to Senator Hoar's "unfortunate" attempt to liken the races.
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He also took exception to a claim made by the authors in a Nature Communications press release and in the paper itself that this study is the first to show that serpentinization could generate enough hydrogen to feed microorganisms.
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Kyrgios took exception to the ruling, then proceeded to stew over it for the rest of the set, which he lost, picking up a well-deserved code violation for an audible obscenity after being broken in the second game.
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It generated a flood of negative commentary from journalists, who took exception the idea that they should serve in an unpaid role as Twitter's unofficial moderators; and from current and former employees, who were put off by Dorsey's muddy reasoning.
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In December, the 1996 GOP candidate told The Washington Post that he took exception to speeches in which Cruz said "remember President Dole and President McCain and President Romney" to suggest that insufficiently conservative Republican candidates don't win the presidency.
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Sacramentarians, as he called those who took exception, felt that this doctrine preserved an unacceptable difference of status between priests and laypeople, a degree of dependence on one side and authority on the other that the Reform should reduce or eliminate.
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My genius unofficial on-site clue tester took exception to this explanation, however, as she is more modern and liberated than I. This spurred me to do a modicum of research, and in many cases does do not follow stags.
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The Mexican F1 star took exception to a tweet from the official Hawkers account, intended to be light-hearted, which suggested that Mexican citizens could use its glasses to not show their 'crying eyes tomorrow when you are building the wall'.
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He took exception to Tillerson taking refuge in the fact that he had not yet had classified briefings on many human rights questions, judging that the nominee fell short of the sharp moral clarity Rubio believes should underpin America's engagement with the world.
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Last week, Trump took exception to an ad by a super PAC unaffiliated with Cruz featuring a risque picture of his own wife, Melania, a model, and threatened to reveal unspecified information about Heidi Cruz, prompting a furious response from the Texas senator.
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" Ryan wrote Nintendo a letter: Just a few days later, Ryan received received a response from the company: Though appreciative that Nintendo had written back, Ryan took exception with a phrase the customer service representative used used to describe his situation: "unfortunate condition.
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U.S.A.I.D. took exception with parts of the inspector's general's report, saying that the amount of money allocated for the Afghan High Office of Oversight was significantly lower than reported and that the agency's investments in fighting corruption in Afghanistan were delivering results.
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"I would cite you to the Apostle Paul and his clear and wise command in Romans 13 to obey the laws of the government," said Mr. Sessions, quoting Bible verse as he took exception to evangelical leaders who have called the practice abhorrent.
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A big presence came in the form of Islanders left winger Matt Martin, who threw his body around all night and twice fought Flames left winger Brandon Bollig, who took exception to a stiff bodycheck Martin threw at Flames captain Mark Giordano.
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Within days she was allowed to enter Canada, where she was personally greeted by Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland, who has been at diplomatic war with Riyadh since last summer, when the Saudis took exception to the Canadian official's tweet expressing concern about human rights.
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Making his fourth start for the White Sox since an August promotion from Triple-A Charlotte, Giolito earned his first major league ejection as he walked toward the dugout upon exiting the game, as home plate umpire Gabe Morales took exception to something Giolito said.
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Though the single and the performance were about black pride, not attacking the police (and though they were far less antagonistic than, say, "Fuck Tha Police" or a dozen Public Enemy songs), a lot of law-and-order types took exception to all this.
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The musicologist Douglas Shadle has pointed out that, while white composers eagerly took up this directive — arguably culminating in George Gershwin's "Rhapsody in Blue" — many largely forgotten African-American composers did as well, and often took exception to what they saw as white appropriation.
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On Monday, the governor took exception to comments President Obama made last week during an interview at the SXSW festival, to the effect that that Texas's voter turnout is so abysmal in part because the state's officials "aren't interested in having more people participate" in elections.
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Mr. Zhao took exception with Mr. Pompeo's stated goal of reciprocity, saying that there were fewer Chinese media organizations operating in the United States than vice versa, and that visas issued to Chinese journalists for the United States were more restrictive than those granted to U.S. reporters in China.
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The Senate's symbolic rebuke of Trump comes in the wake of his statements at a press conference with Putin in Helsinki on Monday, which caused an uproar among even his staunchest allies, who took exception to the president's questioning of the intelligence community's assessment that Russia interfered in the last election.
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The president held a series of bilateral meetings, including with German Chancellor Angela Merkel, and then took exception to a viral video clip captured during a Buckingham Palace reception on Tuesday night showing world leaders huddled in what they thought was a jovial private commiseration, apparently about Trump's theatrical behavior.
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In a rare outburst, the Swiss took exception when asked in his post-match press conference whether he had requested a noon ET start time to, essentially, give the 58th-ranked Evans less time to recover following the latter's three-hour battle Thursday that ended at around 23 pm New York time.
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European Central Bank President Mario Draghi took exception Monday with Trump Administration accusations that the Euro is undervalued and that this has propped up Germany's export sector to the detriment of the U.S. Draghi's view: because Germany doesn't have the authority to manipulate the value of the Euro, the accusations of the Trump Administration are baseless.
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Related: The US Is Sending 250 Special Forces Troops to Syria to Help Fight Islamic State While the Obama Administration was criticized at the hearing for tending to dance around the question of whether US forces on the ground in Syria and Iraq are "in combat," McCain took exception to Carter's suggestion that any future major ground force would be largely US-led.
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Benches cleared in the bottom of the fifth inning of Saturday's 5-4 win for the Tigers when Twins third baseman Miguel Sano took exception with a pitch thrown behind him and got into it with Detroit catcher James McCann, an incident that may have stemmed from an earlier instance in which Tigers outfielder JaCoby Jones was hit in the face with a pitch.
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" (Speaking with ESPN, however, several other top swimmers said they were well aware of the restriction.) While Lochte was not found to have been injected with a banned substance and was said to have been cooperative throughout the investigation, the agency took exception with the swimmer having received an IV injection "in a volume greater than 100 mL within a 12-hour period" without getting a special "Therapeutic Use Exemption.
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Fox News host Sean Hannity took exception to CNN chief White House correspondent Jim Acosta's claim during a recent interview that he "was just as tough" on former President Obama as he has been on President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE.
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