Sentence examples for notable objection from inspiring English sources
A notable objection to the field among philosophers of aesthetics is that computer scientists can never prove what is or is not "truly" aesthetic.
For the time being, the most notable objections to Mr. Koizumi's offer to support the United States have come from elders within his own party, who appear to be angered over not having been consulted.
"I suppose it is idle and naive to recall that the U.S. is bound by treaty to refrain 'from the threat or use of force against the territorial integrity or political independence of any state,'" Chomsky told HuffPost, citing U.N. Charter Article 2, Subsection 4, a provision Chomsky says "was cast into the waste basket long ago, without notable objections".
Arguably, its most notable role is in objections to so-called underdetermination arguments.
Princess Elisabeth of Bohemia, in her notable correspondence with Descartes, offered the most enduring objection to Descartes' dualism: How can immaterial mind and material body interact?
One response to this third objection is that comparability in the case of nominal-notable comparisons need not rule out the incommensurability of values.
