Sentence examples for coherent objections from inspiring English sources

Admittedly, some Democrats have tried to spell out coherent objections to the administration's botched venture.

Plus, very few camels attend planning meetings, still less are they capable of forming coherent objections to your masterplan for a desert metropolis.

But as America has ratified other treaties, such as the Hague Convention on International Child Abduction, which also involve children and which the State Department actively supports, this is hardly a coherent objection.

If the idea is coherent, the objections to it must be met, and some kind of dualistic theory be made acceptable.

The wide-scope interpretation of instrumental coherence is also subject to objections independently of its combination with the thesis that one ought, or has reason, to be instrumentally coherent.

But rather than adapting current laws to accommodate objections based on religion, a more coherent approach might be to redefine the nature of the law itself.

He has no formal academic training in history or queer theory or literature — he was a theater major at Illinois — but he has developed a coherent philosophy of sexuality in marriage that anticipates objections from the radical gay-liberation left and from the Christian, and secular but traditionalist, right.

His last objection is that there is no coherent way of applying Protagoras' relativism to judgements about the future.

This problem is discussed in a paper by Peter Menzies and Philip Pettit (1994) who claim to show that the objection is not fatal, and that there is a coherent and plausible fictionalist way of avoiding it.

It is called the isolation objection: how can the mere fact that a system is coherent, if the latter is understood as a purely system-internal matter, provide any guidance whatsoever to truth and reality?

This objection derives its force from the fact that fiction can be perfectly coherent.