Sentence examples for might object that from inspiring English sources

(Some in the audience might object that Dijon FCO don't match the glamorous table-topping football of Leicester City).

Critics might object that Sarajevo is unlikely to be delighted by the prospect of a tie to Assad's Damascus.

Of course one might object that parents like me can simply refuse to ever go to fast-food restaurants.

Some readers at this point might object that Stewart really was talking about the cost of the wars in both Afghanistan and Iraq.

Purists might object that balance and volume are distorted, just as in the Met broadcasts it's hard to discern the size of a singer's voice.

One might object that, on an institutional theory, all artforms are social in just these ways.

Believers might object that Habermas still places an asymmetric burden on them.

One might object that suicide is neither a "problem" nor a "question," but an act.

One might object that Eq. (11) only covers up to 15 items and may therefore not be used for larger instruments.

To this, one might object that Wang's examples show, at most, that knowing something is good or bad requires that one have some level of appropriate motivation.

Some philosophers might object that logic is part of the framework within which beliefs have logical implications and can't be part of the same system of belief itself.