- In argumentation, an
objection is a
reason arguing against a premise, argument, or conclusion.
Definitions of
objection vary in
whether an
objection is...
- to
whose **** and
quality nothing is so
improper as
either needless expostulations or over much
curiosity in her own actions". The
advice worked. James's...
- kie). As here, it
expresses surprise, amu****t, satisfaction, mild
expostulation, and the like. It has
nothing like the
meaning of the
adjective OK,...
- the
order had lessened. Mysticism, full of the
ideas Albertus Magnus expostulated,
became the
devotion of the
greatest minds and
hands within the organization...
- explanations; a
satisfactory response duly
arrived back,
notwithstanding expostulation about the
propriety of all this from some of the
Alexandrian Christians...
- The
Vatican Decrees in
their Bearing on
Civil Allegiance: A
Political Expostulation (1 ed.). London: John Murray.
Retrieved 10 June 2016 – via Internet...
- Love is
another connecting theme. In
addition to the
Augustinian loves expostulated in her dissertation, the
phrase amor
mundi (love of the world) is one...
-
expenditure on
large projects beyond the Society's means.
Lindley could only
expostulate and was
unsuccessful in
moderating his actions. By 1830, the Society...
- The
Vatican Decrees in
their bearing on
Civil Allegiance: A
Political Expostulation, in
which he said that
after the
Syllabus no one can now
become [Rome's]...
-
written by Coleridge; all the
other poems were
written by Wordsworth.
Expostulation and
Reply The
Tables Turned; an
Evening Scene, on the Same
Subject Old...
