Sentence examples for to object that from inspiring English sources

Few designers who work with independent shoppers will discuss this practice, for fear of alienating retailers likely to object that affluent customers are being diverted from their aisles.

When Emmerich wanted a locker stocked with guns in the White House, Klein decided that it would have been churlish to object that, as far as he knows, there isn't one.

(Physicalists are likely to object that arguments against the conceivability of zombies can also be mobilized against ghosts).

"For the record, I'm informed that the minority was aware that I was coming to make these unanimous consent requests, that they had full knowledge that this was going to come, and if they are unable to get somebody to the floor to object, that is, as far as I'm concerned, not my concern," said Whitehouse.

Others, similarly, will call upon theology to object that, in the end, the Gospel of John's declaration of God's boundless love for "the world," alluded to in Messiah at the chorus "Behold the Lamb of God" (a setting of John 1 29), neutralizes any polemic against Judaism.

It is tempting to object that models of lesion-deficit associations based on lesion data alone cannot tell us anything definitive without incorporating real deficits.

The Miami-based Web retailer is drawn to objects that aren't fussy or overworked.

Some stressed-out fish enjoy a massage, flocking to objects that rub their flanks until their cortisol levels drop.

The data resources refer to objects that can be recorded or sensed by the systems.

Much like mood rings or candy necklaces, we all have an emotional attachment to objects that remind us of childhood.

The theorem can be generalized in various ways, including higher-dimensional spaces, to spaces that are not Euclidean, to objects that are not right triangles, and indeed, to objects that are not triangles at all, but n-dimensional solids.