Sentence examples for a reasonable objection from inspiring English sources

Up to a point, it's a reasonable objection.

Rolling Stone raised a reasonable objection once they posted the story, so we quickly agreed to link to their URL".

A reasonable objection is that "we" cannot include women, unless a woman is comfortable with her identity as a half-witted "piece of tail".

It says: "A reasonable objection is that a full closure of the current account may not be necessary following a Brexit, requiring a smaller adjustment in sterling.

Miranda's team at the Public prefers that the show not be described as a hip-hop musical — a reasonable objection, given the score's musical variety, but also a strategic one.

A reasonable objection to Wolff might be that his conception of the rational order of human science is based on an unwarranted assumption about the harmonious order he believes to be present in all facets of reality.

A more reasonable objection is that the plan might be part of a larger one to annex chunks of the West Bank.

Any proposal to spend more time on a new subject is greeted with the quite reasonable objection, "but what will we eliminate in order to do that?" There will be howls, but here are some space-wasters that can easily go.

In fact, the only reasonable objection people can have to tea, is that they don't like tea.

There is therefore no reasonable objection to this Islamic centre, with its mission to promote peace, love, interfaith dialogue and swimming, being built in Park Place.

In other words, no reasonable objection could have been taken if the King had decided that his exclusion from the lineal succession excluded him from the right to this title as conferred by the existing Letters Patent.