Sentence examples for supposed objections from inspiring English sources

James hints at his religious concerns in his earliest essays and in The Principles, but they become more explicit in The Will to Believe and Other Essays in Popular Philosophy (1897), Human Immortality: Two Supposed Objections to the Doctrine (1898), The Varieties of Religious Experience (1902) and A Pluralistic Universe (1909).

The supposed objection is that halal slaughter is a less humane method of terminating an animal than the supposedly more palatable methods of stunning, electrocution and gassing.

In an op-ed for USA Today published early Wednesday morning, July 9, the actor voices his disdain and concern regarding a recent slew of rumors about Alamuddin's mother and her supposed objection to the marriage, as written up in the Daily Mail.

I am not supposed to raise objections to broadly applied religious influence on political leaders?

Thus, supposed "free-market" objections to avoiding/preventing DT are invalid.

The principled basis objection is supposed to collapse because there is now no issue of choosing which description is the correct one if the theologian, the historian, and the philosopher all associate different descriptions and hence different properties with Aristotle, all of those properties will make it into the bundle of properties for the name 'Aristotle'.

(Of course, one should realize that some of those desiring discussion might want this in order to argue that these views are non-scientific or that the supposed "weaknesses" are not valid objections).

First, Public Health Pluralism does not (as is often supposed) render PNS more vulnerable to objections couched in terms of eugenics.

I suppose my biggest objection is the idea that my reading of the next four years is optimistic.

I suppose my only objection would be the idea that puppetry is something new.

I suppose my real objection is that bits of drivel such as the above imply that Facebook is some sort of altruistic social enterprise, when the reality is that it is a very serious and very big American business whose purpose appears to be to open new markets for American products around the world, and of course, make huge profits for its directors.