Sentence examples for critics objections from inspiring English sources
Among art critics, objections seemed to focus not so much on the myth Ms. Mann had clearly constructed as on her willingness to "use" her children as subjects and pose them.
But the validity of her theory did not depend upon the term symbol; her thought, indeed, had much in common with that of Edmund Gurney, who did not employ the term and whose ideal motion, if substituted for symbol, would remove most of her critics' objections.
The Letters rely on satire and ridicule as much as on logic or argument to persuade readers of the justice of Arnauld's cause and of the unsustainability of his critics' objections.
When his interlocutor, a Vatican reporter named Andrea Tornielli, raises the critics' objection — "Can there be opposition between truth and mercy, or between doctrine and mercy?" — Francis's answer is forthright.
When his interlocutor, a Vatican reporter named Andrea Tornielli, raises the critics' objection—"Can there be opposition between truth and mercy, or between doctrine and mercy?"—Francis's answer is forthright.
The specific problem here, moreover, is that Shapiro overlooks the fact that philosophers like Heidegger are trained to anticipate and respond to critics' likely objections.
When the Governor delivered his state of the state address last week and said, "Illinois is making a comeback," many critics raised objections.
But when critics raised objections, the Kochs defended their purchase of influence over public universities as merely providing "fresh" college thinking.
The critics' biggest objection is that the treaty will somehow constrain American efforts to build missile defenses.
The critic compared "Objection (Tango)" to Puerto Rican singer Ricky Martin's song "Livin' la Vida Loca", and the work of American new wave band The B-52's.
While some critics responded with objections to the idea that we should turn to virtue theory in epistemology, another group responded with objections that Sosa did not go far enough in exploiting the various resources of virtue theory.
