Sentence examples for a set of objections from inspiring English sources

The existence of possible replies to a set of objections does not, in itself, provide positive grounds for endorsing a theory.

There was a set of objections which together amounted to a complaint that operational definitions did not give a sufficient account of the meaning of concepts, even where there were operations clearly relevant to the concepts in question.

In other news, sources in reports said the European Commission will draft a set of objections that make it tougher for Oracle to be successful in its hostile takeover bid for PeopleSoft in Europe.

Or to rent a set of recreational objections from Richard Dawkins or Christopher Hitchens.

In this work of seventy verses with an autocommentary in prose Nāgārjuna responds to a set of specific objections raised against his system.

James's commitment to panpsychism remains somewhat controversial, since he also advanced a cogent set of objections against a version of the view, which he somewhat derisively labelled the "mind dust" theory, in chapter six of The Principles of Psychology (1890/1950).

Iraq Lawmakers Raise Objections The newest in a long set of objections by Iraqi lawmakers to a security agreement with the United States is centered on oil.

Ministers had looked at various slimmed-down versions of the reforms, such as replacing only the remaining hereditary peers with an elected element, but this proved unworkable, and likely to lead to a new set of objections from Tory MPs about a constitutionally unstable relationship between the two houses.

A second set of objections concerns various ways in which a happy person might nonetheless seem intuitively to be leading an impoverished or stunted life.

Therein, however, lies a second set of objections: Britain is not at war in Syria.

Your article also claims that Harriet E. Miers's nomination was derailed when conservatives attacked her, but I recall a broader set of objections from across the ideological spectrum based upon her utter lack of experience and intellect.