Sentence examples for historical objections from inspiring English sources

Asked why she argued in 2010 that cultural and historical objections should be respected, Wong said it was her party's position.

Professor Claudia Johnson of Princeton University believes the new evidence trumps the historical objections: "Whether Humphry's name was signed by himself in the 18th century and/or by some other hand later, the attribution must be contemporaneous with Austen's lifetime or by people who knew Austen when she was alive," she said.

It's taken me over 800 words to write a simplification of one fraction of one small part of the historical objections to the McKeown thesis (my students get the benefit of hours of lectures and a reading list before having to decide how to fund their country!).

This avoids the principal historical objection to the physical meaning of single-ion activities.

The question, accordingly, is whether there is some religious theodicy that is not exposed to scientific, or historical, or moral objections.

Any objections on historical grounds were overcome by the energy of the performance and by the unusual details of balance and timbre that Mr. Jordan and the players produced.

The Glendale Historical Society had some objections to changing the layout, but Caruso officials said some modifications had to be made to create usable office space.

The predictable objections as to "historical accuracy" appeared — unironic, despite the utter lack of historical accuracy in pretty much any of these games.

This account is subject to serious and plausible objections, on both historical and conceptual grounds.

Its demolition in 2001 by the Nebraska Methodist Health System was unpopular, with objections from local historical and cultural groups and luminaries from around the world.

The exemption allowing play-by-play coverage of "the occasional and significant historical event" solved one major objection on the part of the Associated Press Sports Editors.