Sentence examples for object to premise from inspiring English sources
Opponents of sense data object to premise (1) on grounds similar to those considered in section 2.1: namely, it may be that what one is directly aware of merely appears bent but is not in fact bent.
And he did not object to the premise of Mr. Shaw's provocative question.
"We object to their premise that intellectual property rights are a barrier to access to good medicine," she said.
One cannot object to the premise that investing in women in the workforce leads to numerous positive results.
I strongly object to Chass's premise that "just because it" -- strict testing -- "is done for the Olympics doesn't mean it has to be done for everything and everyone else," that the test results of a World Cup should not jeopardize the players' major league status.
When Tagore objected to that premise, Einstein said that he agreed with it in terms of Beauty, but not Truth.
But he said he told Mr. Mitchell before their 90-minute meeting that he objected to the premise of the committee, which was to look into the outbreak of the violence between the Israelis and the Palestinians that began last September.
It seems that CNN's attempt to bait Fox worked, as Neil Cavuto and Shepard Smith respond, objecting to the premise that the Teabag Parties are "anti-CNN".
However, Chalmers argues (i) that his main anti-materialist conclusions do not depend essentially on the stability of phenomenal terms like 'pain'[1] and (ii) that his main anti-materialist conclusions survive if physical terms are unstable.[2] Instead of challenging its premises, one might object to the form of Chalmers' argument.
Deutsch recalls objecting to the whole premise of the theory.
