 For instance, one way to cut worries about objectivity short is to appeal to the narrow/wide content distinction discussed in  3.2.2,  and claim that the meanings for which meaning holism holds are not the sort that relate to truth.  Block, in particular, has insisted that, since the contents for which meaning holism holds involve narrow meanings, the question of their truth doesn’t come up. The “narrow analog” of analyticity doesn’t produce analyticity in the traditional sense, and thus Block can reject what he calls “The Plausible Sounding Principle”, namely: