Sentence examples for really objections from inspiring English sources

It has also been noted that arguments against some form of life arising "by chance" are really objections to nontheistic abiogenesis, not to evolution.

It's been mostly procedural at the moment, with no really significant objections that the judge is pausing to take stock of.

The email says: "We've had feedback from the Education Funding Agency on the [proposed] programme and they've raised really strong objections to you taking part.

The environmental NGO, Journey to Forever (http://journeytoforever.org) argues that 'objections to biofuels as agrofuels are really just objections to industrialised agriculture itself, along with "free trade" (free of regulation) and all the other trappings of the global food system that help to make it so destructive'.

Carter attributes a sinister motive to those who took exception, writing that "the objection to the expression of Bush's view was really an objection to the view expressed: that is, that he was foolish, or perhaps undemocratic, to be influenced more by Jesus than by anyone else".

I don't see any really strong objection to that.

But before we can even get started, there's a question, really an objection to the whole enterprise.

That is really an objection to the effect of this use on the market for the copyrighted work, and is properly evaluated as such.

It seems clearly to be an absurd consequence, thus yielding a really decisive objection, if one were still needed, to phenomenalism.

Objection 6: This really is the objection that most evangelicals think sinks universalism without a trace with so called "evangelical" universalism included.

"Yet, Jewishly, I still thought, what do they need all this stuff for?" His objections really are aesthetic, aren't they?