Sentence examples for replies to objections from inspiring English sources

(a) See the replies to objections 2 and 3 below.

These are discussed in the replies to objections 4 and 5 in the next section.

The resolution might only be a statement about whether the sophism is true or false; then, more elaborate replies to objections to the master's view might be discussed.

Descartes' correspondence from the second half of the 1630s repays close study, among other things for his discussions of hypothesis-confirmation in science, his replies to objections concerning his metaphysics, and his explanation that he had left the most radical skeptical arguments out of this work, since it was written in French for a wide audience (1 350, 561).

And it will consider and reply to objections to pacifism.

If we suddenly lost our minds our bodies might continue to run on for a while: our hearts might continue to beat, we might breathe while asleep and digest food; we might even walk or sing in a mindless sort of way (so he implies in his Reply to Objections IV).

Reply to objection: For informal interaction, the relevant criteria for selection may include brute attraction on any basis.

Meinong's reply to objection (2) consists in stressing the distinction between "being existing" [Existierend-Sein] as a determination of so-being and "existence" ("to exist" [Existieren]) as a determination of being.

Here we will summarize briefly several objections to pacifism and pacifist replies to these objections.

Finally, Aquinas develops his own opinion (Respondeo dicendum, "I respond that"), which is basically the second position (though it may integrate valid elements from the first answer) together with replies to remaining objections.

Arcesilaus' reported replies to these objections are brief, and accordingly difficult to interpret (see Bett 1989).