Sentence examples for profound objections from inspiring English sources

It has absolutely no hope at all of being passed into law because of profound objections from his own Conservative colleagues.

As Rowena Mason reports, amid criticism that the powers are too weak to be useful, the deputy prime minister said the current proposals were better than having no legislation at all because of "profound objections" from Tory ministers.

It's fine to comment on the lifestyles and love affairs of celebrities (in moderation), but it's not so fine to claim they have won the heart of the paper – and, by extension, the readers – when some will have understandable and profound objections to their glorification.

Trump said Bears Ears was designated "over the profound objections of the citizens of Utah" and "should never have happened". .

He said the designation of Bears Ears was made "over the profound objections of the citizens of Utah" and "should never have happened".

The Bears Ears designation, Trump added, was done "over the profound objections of the citizens of Utah" and "should never have happened". .

However, the more profound objection ETC has seems to be based on the idea that there are areas where mankind should not meddle.

It's a rich tradition of dissent, a profound objection to arbitrary power,' he says, enjoying a politician's sincerity moment, gazing across the Thames.

But a more profound objection relates to Thornhill's obdurate belief that IQ is a true measure of "crystallised general intelligence" rather than just a measure of ability to perform in IQ tests.

The most profound objection is that Malcolm assumes an overly strict form of verificationism as well as a naïve view of language and conceptual change.

If you have a profound and principled objection to this political campaign, you should not work on it.