Sentence examples for Subjective language from inspiring English sources

Use subjective language to make this clear: 'In my opinion…" not "…this is a fact".

Its terminology became dry, esoteric and professional, deliberately stripped of the subjective language of feelings.

And among those, emails using positive words and subjective language earned the most replies.

Even if supported by some underlying facts, the articles, particularly the one about Senator John McCain, used subjective language and stated the reporters' conclusions as fact.

Hermeticism, Italian Ermetismo, modernist poetic movement originating in Italy in the early 20th century, whose works were characterized by unorthodox structure, illogical sequences, and highly subjective language.

Still ambivalent about a law career, she studied for a doctorate in law and psychiatry and won a grant for a thesis proposal on "differential ascription to male and female offenders". But reading the work of the French deconstructionist Jacques Derrida taught her how subjective language was.

During this process each assessor's subjective "private language" was replaced by a common "inter-subjective" set of terms which was agreed upon by all persons involved, both with respect to what it means qualitatively and to how it should be reported quantitatively.

We feel that our conclusions are still important, however, because misclassification due to our subjective speech-language pathologist assessments would most probably bias our results towards the null hypothesis.

But where Heart of Darkness draws us into a deeply subjective interior, the language of Nostromo is radically exteriorised — alienating, even.

In a similar vein, the American psychologist B.F. Skinner tried to account for the acquisition of subjective terms in language by a theory of verbal behaviour.

The fuzzy analytic hierarchy process (FAHP) method is used to determine the preference weightings of criteria for decision makers by subjective perception (natural language).