Sentence examples for will object that from inspiring English sources

A fan of Voltaire will object that Mishra offers a comically partial picture of him, neglecting his brave championing of the fight against torture and religious persecution.

Now at this point pedants will object that, in reality, I share the privileges of bank ownership with the rest of the British people.

Some opponents of contractualism will object that contractualism is not pluralist enough.

A utilitarian will object that, in our grasp of the wrongness of the action, the most salient fact is that the behaviour would inflict gratuitous suffering.

Now some will object that others define differently and that, for example, there exist compatibilists who suggest that determinism is compatible with free choice.

Critics will object that this is a "no blame" culture.

Purists will object to that.

Someone will object, and that's how you know it's a good idea.

The film of The Line of Beauty has a very good-looking cast, more so than the book, but no one will object to that.

Critics will object — correctly — that a Georgian regime would impose an alien morality on nonbelievers.

Naturally, many will object, claiming that legalising gambling will merely spread the plague and its attendant evils.