Sentence examples for better objection from inspiring English sources

What I mean is that the objection, as he responded to it, was made needlessly weak; there's a better objection — the "real" GPO — in the vicinity, and Plantinga even seemed on the verge of considering it in RBG.

The better objection is that the references to the documents themselves make it sound as if the envoy may have had the documents in possession, while in fact he didn't.

A better objection to the Unnaturalness Argument challenges the alleged link between unnaturalness and wrongfulness.

But Mr. Grassley must have thought better of his objection, since just a few weeks later he decided to use the Hitler analogy himself: "I am sure voters will get their fill of statistics claiming that the Bush tax cut hands out 40percentt of its benefits to the top 1percentt of taxpayers.

Ask direct questions to better understand an objection given to your sales pitch.

"Our future matters, and it is up to us to take it back, put it into our hands, start marching toward a better tomorrow". Any objections?

By switching from Reid's example of literature to music we can take account of something like this distinction and therefore better respond to the objection under discussion.

There is no established link between highly processed food and better health, so your objection does not follow from your premises".

"There would be few objections to better service".

The way to handle objections from students isn't to assert your alleged intellectual authority, but to establish that authority in their minds by meeting their objections with better counterarguments while still showing you respect them as interlocutors.

The Fund wants higher taxes on alcohol and fuel, and better tax collection.Anticipating noisy objections from the Duma, Mr Stepashin threatened to call a confidence vote over the IMF-backed laws, triggering a fresh political and constitutional row which would lead to the parliament's early dissolution.