Sentence examples for such objections as from inspiring English sources
City officials wave off such objections as beside the point.
Being technically dead should, by rights, obstruct her ability to get the most out of life, but Almodóvar would treat such objections as pedantic.
Dr. Perricone discounted such objections as the grousings of a well-known contrarian, the same man, Dr. Perricone recalled, who years ago heaped scorn on alpha hydroxy acids, which are widely accepted as highly effective skin smoothers.
Osborne will sweep aside such objections as he presses ahead with the creation of his northern powerhouse, which he regards as one of the central missions of the Tories' second term in office and a crucial part of his preparations to succeed David Cameron as leader of the Conservative party.
Several complaints were lodged about No. 12 with the Department of Buildings in 2009 and 2010, including such objections as "house have no back" and "garden wall is missing," as though it had wandered off to visit the museum and gotten lost somewhere in the American Wing.
One difference between reformed epistemology and fideism is that the former requires defence against known objections, such as the Argument from Evil, whereas the latter might dismiss such objections as either irrelevant or, worse, intellectual temptations.
Again, as if divining such objections, Cohen increases the bid.
Others, such as Hermes Investment Management, think such objections are surmountable and that a worker on the board is a good idea.
Such objections have a way of dissolving as the night wears on, when El Bar's elite begin to surface and the featured DJ starts spinning anything from ghetto hip-hop to 80s funk.
As the climate problem grows, such objections will surely need to be reevaluated.
