Sentence examples for Some objections from inspiring English sources

Some objections make sense.

Some objections like these are, regrettably, to be expected in a Washington turf battle.

Some objections to gene therapy are based on the view that humans should not "play God" and interfere in the natural order.

Some objections point to obstacles that face any attempt to understand human cultures empirically.

Some objections clearly have a religious basis; we therefore do not discuss them here.

Some objections of this kind have been raised by Stanley (2001), and Yablo responds to them in his (2002a).

Some objections stem from considerations about whether direct perceptual theories can give adequate accounts of perception in general, so are not specific to their treatment of pain.

Some objections to agent-causal theories derive from more general objections to the notion of substance-causation, others address more directly the agent-causal account of agency.

Some objections are intended to apply only to particular ontological arguments, or particular forms of ontological arguments; other objections are intended to apply to all ontological arguments.

Some objections to the claims made in Turing (1950) are objections to the Thinking Machine Claim, but not objections to the Turing Test Claim.

Let's consider some objections.