Sentence examples for kind of objection from inspiring English sources

For discussion of this kind of objection see (consciousness) Nagel 1969, Searle 1990, (inferential promiscuity) Evans 1981, Stich, (objectivity) Wiggins 1997, George 1990, Higginbotham 1991, and Barber 2001.

At that, my heart softens, because this is the kind of objection I feel for.

And I rather wished his mother had attempted some kind of objection and been thwarted.

Civil disobedience is the American idiom for that kind of objection, a respectful but emphatic way of raising the stakes.

"It's the kind of objection that can be addressed in weeks or months, not years," Mr. Downey said.

The parents and a resident "uncle" were frightening; everything about them suggested that it would be unwise to offer any kind of objection to their behaviour.

And since the new base stations only receive, there shouldn't be the same kind of objections to putting them up.

(This is not a criticism of the journalists concerned; they are just trying to show how the industry thinks).Back in the late 1990s, when one made these kind of objections, the accusation was that you didn't "get it", that you were trapped in old ways of thinking.

So far, the Glen Cove site has not attracted the kind of objections that were voiced in Farmingville, where a group called the Sachem Quality of Life Organization spearheaded the opposition, or in Farmingdale, where the group advised residents who opposed the hiring site.

Be prepared to handle any kind of objections that he/she may have regarding your faith.

All kinds of objection can be made to this theory (for instance, it describes the poetic lineage much better than the novelistic), but it is one of those ideas that is tougher than anything its opponents can scrawl on it.