Sentence examples for objector's from inspiring English sources

"These tired allegations are utterly baseless, and the objector's arguments are entirely without merit," Mr. Wainscott wrote.

Today, Friday, is International Conscientious Objector's Day and we remember those who will risk imprisonment or worse by choosing not to kill.

The letter added: "You must not regard the statement I made as false, but I want you to understand that my wife has been doing nothing but nagging since I received my first objector's certificate.

So the identity theorist would accommodate the objector's point by insisting that facts exist in all sorts of possible worlds where their factualities do not exist.

One sort of hedonist response to an insufficiency objection is to accept that the objector's case is an instance of pleasure, but then to claim that it is sufficient for value.

A central challenge to this idealistic view, then, comes from the objector's simple statement that, "If the images of physical forms, and so on, were just consciousness, not physical things, then the Buddha would not have spoken of the existence of the sense bases of physical form, and so on".

"One's a conscientious objector, one's got flat feet and doesn't go on medical grounds and the other is a cad stroke deserter," said Allen.

And in third place, Hacksaw Ridge, Gibson's film about the true story of the conscientious objector Desmond Doss's heroics during the battle of Okinawa, earned $14.8m.

Mrs. Nutter, who avowedly has little interest in show business and teaches earth science at a public high school, accompanies her husband as he drags the kids to one audition after another (an average of five a week), but she is clearly a conscientious objector in Duncan's war against obscurity.

The most vocal objector to McCarthy's book has been Kotchman, the manager described at various times as implicitly suggesting to Dvorsky that he try steroids (Dvorsky denies this), going on misogynistic tirades, and ordering a pitcher to hit an Ogden batter in retaliation for a Provo player being hit twice (when box scores from the local newspaper show no Provo player being hit in the series).

When a friend of mine who knows that I'm a Santa Claus denier, a Valentine's Day objector and a St. Paddy's Day agnostic asked me what I thought about the Easter Bunny, I launched into a rant about traditions where we celebrate joy and wonderment by deceiving our children.