Sentence examples for objections as a from inspiring English sources

I am sympathetic toward these objections as a theoretical matter.

At the head of the pack is George Galloway, who dismissed our objections as "a synthetic attack".

A spokesman for the university, Brigid O'Brien, said the group's rhetoric had "raised some questions and we had some strong objections as a Jesuit university".

Mr. McDonnell was respectful of the president, even pointing out where he and his party agreed with Mr. Obama, but cast his objections as a populist protest against big government.

David Wood, legal counsel for Icomp, an industry association part-sponsored by Microsoft, said: "We see this statement of objections as a crucial first step towards ensuring that European consumers have access to vibrant and competitive online markets".

Some delegates to the meeting saw Egypt's objections as a reflection of the Arab world's growing irritation with what some say is the lecturing tone of American calls for democracy.

Similarly, the significant correlation between Political/Religious Conservatism and Exposure to Evolution stands to reason: The conservatively oriented who engage in creationist reasoning (replete with moral and social objections, as well as a distrust of the scientific enterprise) do not presently seek out exposure to evolution, nor were they exposed to it early on.

Republicans raised other objections as well, including a lack of judicial experience.

There are legitimate objections, as well, of course: a request for a printed copy of the source code is indeed "frivolous," for instance, and although Facebook tracks location, it doesn't necessarily know the legal residence of a given user, so requests for that (critical for a class action relying on state jurisdiction) are also unable to be fulfilled.

He has philosophical objections as well.

For the most well known version of the "category mistake" objection (as well a discussion of other problems with the property/mode reading), see Curley (1969).