Sentence examples for objectionable idea from inspiring English sources
Indeed, the principle embedded in Mr Obama's budget speech, that tax increases are spending cuts, suggests the objectionable idea that all income is government-owned, which it then "spends" by choosing not to hoover it up in taxes.
Nonetheless, Horn and Kleinedler agree that the use of terms like 'he' and 'man' as if they were gender-neutral perpetuates the objectionable idea that men are the norm for humanity.
This returns us to the Ontological Argument, or at least the objectionable idea at its heart, for the necessary being that the Cosmological Argument proposes is also the idea of a being whose essence involves existence.
"I hope," said Richardson, "that universities will continue to defend the imperative of allowing even objectionable ideas to be spoken".
The new vice chancellor of Oxford, Professor Louise Richardson, used her installation speech on Tuesday to call on students to be open minded and engage with objectionable ideas.
Extremist groups should not be banned from speaking at British universities because students need to think about challenging "objectionable" ideas, Oxford University's first female vice-chancellor has said.
"And then to have the practice of framing a response and using reason to counter these objectionable ideas and to try to change the other person's mind and to be open to having their own minds changed".
But it wasn't the boxing he objected to, however objectionable the idea of six‑year-old boys being made to box now seems to us.
He found the tone and tenor of the pamphlet objectionable, the idea that being in the Labour party was inconsistent with supporting workers involved in disputes or a campaign to save a hospital.
I have to ask myself which I find more objectionable: the idea of paying people not to do something I think is wrong, or the wrongdoing.
His plan to test children every year in every state -- an idea objectionable to both conservatives and liberals -- remains, if somewhat watered down.
