Sentence examples for shared objection from inspiring English sources

The inmates in the gym — two black, two white and one Hispanic — had little in common beyond their shared objection to the death penalty.

Not only does each of these versions of the purpose theory have specific problems, but they all face this shared objection: if God assigned us a purpose, then God would degrade us and thereby undercut the possibility of us obtaining meaning from fulfilling the purpose (Baier 1957, 118 20; Murphy 1982, 14 15; Singer 1996, 29).

Meanwhile, shared objections to the Iraq War appeared to bind the Turks and the Iranians.

Uninterested investors will simply share objections and excuses -- there is no reason to spend more time with these people.

But even people who may have shared his objections to the theater complex's brutalist gray concrete exterior now consider it indispensable to London's landscape and have developed affection for it.

He also shared Descartes' objections to scholastic styles of explanation, in which a distinct 'form' was postulated to 'explain' every natural phenomenon, such as the 'dormitive power' of sleeping pills.

But last month, when women's health care became a central issue in a special election, the State Senate softened the conscience clause, passing a bill exempting only institutions where most of the employees and clients shared a religious objection to birth control.

When architects were selected, residents were invited to share their objections.

Ukip has campaigned against green energy and Britain's overseas aid programme, while many Tory MPs share those objections.

Many, many Saudi men share the objections and pain that is expressed by her verse.

Encourage your kids to share their objections when you suggest that they engage with the 3D world, and then listen, without scolding, shaming, or giving unwanted advice.