Sentence examples for difficult objection from inspiring English sources

"Admittedly, this is a difficult objection to combat, but you still need to try".

"Admittedly, this is a difficult objection to combat, but you still need to try". Long white gloves should be advocated, even though they present an obstruction to the crucial symbolic moment of marrying.

This last point illustrates the second and more difficult objection, namely, that Plantinga's semantics provides no way of interpreting the basic definitions and principles of the semantics itself.

While reminders that EC is a semantic or meta-linguistic thesis helps both to defuse objections like Dretske's and Yourgrau's and to expose as misleading Lewisian presentations of the view, it sets the stage for a more difficult objection for contextualists to counter: namely, that it does not provide a satisfactory resolution of certain skeptical problems.

For all its insight, however, economic analysis is vulnerable to difficult objections.

Waging war against the Taliban would be far more difficult if objections in the Muslim world deprived the United States of access to bases in Pakistan and in the Persian Gulf.

GF Newman, when I have interviewed him, has expressed irritation about the similarity of the American franchise but the broadness of the subject-matter – police and legal procedurals have always been two a pound or dollar in TV – made formal objection difficult.

Several key informants asserted that, even if a donor registry was implemented in Mumbai, garnering public support for organ donation and increasing the cadaver donor rate would still be difficult due to objections on religious grounds.

Indeed, given that the Tribe has a documented history that stretches back to 1614 and has met the rigorous criteria for administrative recognition, Recommendation for Acknowledgment 1, 7 18, it would be difficult to sustain an objection to the Tribe's status.

It is difficult to understand their objection to the term novel, a point that seems semantic.

In conclusion, the view that it is, all things considered, morally wrong to torture the terrorist in the scenario outlined faces very serious objections; and it is difficult to see how these objections can be met.