Sentence examples for second set of objections from inspiring English sources

Therein, however, lies a second set of objections: Britain is not at war in Syria.

They note that over 100 companies in Peru, including a new power station, are waiting to sign contracts to use the gas, but must wait for the Camisea consortium to finish expanding domestic pipelines.A second set of objections to gas exports concerns their destination.

A second set of objections is more theoretical in nature.

A second set of objections to the unburdened exercise of procreative autonomy is anti-natalist.

A second set of objections concerns various ways in which a happy person might nonetheless seem intuitively to be leading an impoverished or stunted life.

In the Second Set of Objections, Mersenne poses the following problem: although Descartes has argued that our ability to know anything depends on our first knowing that God exists and is not a deceiver, it seems clear that an atheist mathematician can have the same sort of mathematical knowledge as a theist.

In his reply to Pierre Gassendi (1592 1655), author of the Fifth Set of Objections, he says that the term "idea" is extended "to cover any object of thought" (AT VII 366; CSM II 253).

The first set of objections points to a number of counter-intuitive implications of full self-ownership.

Steven Nadler, for example, has located this interpretation in Arnauld, a contemporary of Descartes' (as noted earlier, Arnauld is the author of the Fourth Set of Objections).

In his reply to Thomas Hobbes (1588 1679), author of the Third Set of Objections, Descartes says that an idea is "whatever is immediately perceived by the mind" (AT VII 181; CSM II 127).

This is exactly the way in which I now understand the mind to be coextensive with the body the whole mind in the whole body and the whole mind in any one of its parts" (Replies to the sixth set of objections to the Meditations, 1641, AT VII:441, CSM II:297).