Sentence examples for standard objections from inspiring English sources

One of the standard objections presented against this view is that if objects are thought of as structures and only as abstract structures, meaning here that they are separated from any specific or concrete representation, then it is impossible to locate them within the mathematical universe.

"Meanwhile, the so-called experts have been complacently spewing out the standard objections and stifling the debate.

One of the standard objections to the UDHR is that it is a western Enlightenment invention, and that its claim to universality is spurious.

He states the standard objections to free trade and goes through each in turn, explaining and questioning the theory, and then checking the empirical evidence.

The standard objections to this sort of argument are well-rehearsed by now: shaming (even if it's true that the word gets over-used) is politically regressive, emotionally damaging and in other ways morally bad.

Of course, there are standard objections to Altman -- that he is wayward (bad box office), inconsistent (always himself), a maverick (tricky, difficult and evasive, as the moment calls for) and not an industry person.

The standard objection is that GM foods might be harmful to us.

Another standard objection is that some shareholders don't want the companies they own to know who they are.

The standard objection to one-click tax payment is a political one, but even this is losing steam.

A standard objection to the Palestinian campaign for the boycott of Israel is that it would cut off "dialogue" and hurt the chances of peace.

The standard objection to subjectivism and contextualism is the Missing Disagreement Problem.