Sentence examples for understandable objections from inspiring English sources
If you didn't know her better, you could be forgiven for thinking that Moir had read the lawyer's feminist defenders, and their understandable objections to anti-sexism being compared to nazism, and quietly agreed with them.
On the other hand, there's an understandable objection to the pressure to be sexual objects at all times, not just to their partners, but to anyone who might want to gaze upon them.
It's fine to comment on the lifestyles and love affairs of celebrities (in moderation), but it's not so fine to claim they have won the heart of the paper – and, by extension, the readers – when some will have understandable and profound objections to their glorification.
(This is quite understandable, because the objection does not come through at all clearly in Shapiro's work.
These last two objections are understandable, given how often Stevenson appeals to the uses and purposes of moral language.
Arianna is unhappy that Larry Summers has an influential position in the Obama White House, and such an objection is understandable, given his close ties to the kind of deregulation, anything-goes attitude that contributed to creating the economic mess the administration now has to try and clean up.
But it does seem to reduce the severity and scope of the AIDS crisis, and readers' objections to that impression are understandable.
I asked Kraus if Hebdige's objection to being depicted in the book seems any more understandable to her in retrospect.
Perfectly understandable.
Understandable institutions.
