Sentence examples for central objection from inspiring English sources

My central objection, as an idler, is the very small number of idling-related entries in the book.

A central objection – which seems to me completely inarguable – is that this really is an extremely slippery slope.

The focus on freedom of political speech has meant that a central objection to the 2012 laws – breach of freedom of association – has only been obliquely made.

In sum, Nietzsche's central objection to MPS is that it thwarts the development of human excellence.

The central objection that commentators have raised is this: what's so special about higher-order willings or desires?

* Another version of the central objection in this piece to the Menzies/Pettit proposal has been developed independently by David Lewis. 1.

While the central objections it has faced have derived from epiphenomenalist concerns, the force of these objections is not clear.

Recently, more sophisticated forms of the acquaintance theory have been developed, and responses to central objections offered.

The cause-law principle has come in for a lot of criticism since it received its canonical formulation in Hume's regularity theory of causation, and it is worth briefly reviewing some of the central objections relevant to Davidson's own discussions.

One central moral objection to giving weight in health care resource prioritization to indirect non health benefits (I leave open for now whether this objection applies to non health, indirect, or both kinds of benefits) is grounded in fairness.

The central practical objection was the difficulty of enforcement, particularly in the home, but also in cars: 'I think some of that's very difficult to police, and I don't believe in having laws that you can't actually enforce in any way.' Few interviewees were aware of the implementation of smokefree car laws in states and provinces of Australia, the USA and Canada.