Sentence examples for simpler objection from inspiring English sources

But there is a simpler objection: the picture of relentless decline is wrong, or, to be accurate, half wrong.

Aside from cost – and the fatigue brought on by "Leveson I", the unfinished Chilcot inquiry and the revolving chairship of the investigation into historical child sex abuse – there is the simple objection that the nature of the media has radically changed, even in the past half dozen years.

The simplest objection is that there is empirical evidence that understanding listeners do not engage in any such imaginative activity.

The simplest objection to interaction is that, in so far as mental properties, states or substances are of radically different kinds from each other, they lack that communality necessary for interaction.

That Wittgenstein was unable to give any examples of simple objects was not seen as an objection to the logical conception itself.

They do not bring real value to the estate in handling common bankruptcy matters like small preference actions, contract rejections and simple claims objections.

This proposal faces a simple and decisive objection.

It cannot be put much simpler, or any legitimate objection be raised.

A fourth, much simpler and more straightforward objection to phenomenalism, the final one to be considered here, concerns what the phenomenalist apparently must say about the mental states of people other than himself (or other than whoever is formulating the view).

But now the fact is that, when put in just these terms of 'singular substantival expressions', there appears to be the very simplest and most obvious objection to the claim an objection echoing Russell's rejoinder to the Leibniz maxim that "Whatever is, is one".

But they face another objection, also facing simpler versions of descriptivism: Namely, the modal objection ([Kripke 1972]).