Sentence examples for essential objection from inspiring English sources
Lodge's essential objection is the reasonable one that the biographers of novelists too often reduce works of fiction to romans à clef, a transcription of real-life events with the names changed to protect the living (or the author, against libel laws).
Getting on with neighbours is essential: their objections to noise, smell and crowds can doom a place, even if the customers adore it.
However, Hazen (1993, 141 2) has pointed out that Lewis's objection violates essential type-restrictions.
Lowe responds to the former objection by saying that essential properties are identical with the substance, so cannot be cited as something other than substance that meets his criterion for being substance.
This objection concerns utterances of "essential occasional", i.e., systematically context-sensitive, expressions like "I am here now" and the (as one could call them) indexical experiences they give voice to.
Nevertheless, the objection suggests that machine functionalism neglects essential features of human mentality.
Developing a plausible epistemology (intuitionist or otherwise) is also essential to meet some of the most pressing objections to non-naturalism.
Their main objection to Mr. Morsi's decree is the more essential article removing the judicial check on his power.
One common objection to operationalism is based on a misunderstanding that reveals an essential difference between Bridgman and most of his critics.
* * * " 'You want to tell me, and I have no objection to hearing it.' " Translation: "You want to interact on an essential level of dynamism, and I have no objection to receiving the information aurally".
