Sentence examples for a more objective voice from inspiring English sources

Using a more objective voice, Mr McCorristine explores the psychological context of seeing ghosts and the notion that ghosts are internal a reflection of the haunted self in modern times.

Recordings of voice acoustics and aerodynamics provide a more objective assessment of phonatory function than subjective judgments of voice quality, which requires special training and can be unreliable (26).

The 3OZwst and the deviation from normal swallowing was also registered, namely the presence of cough, wet voice, or both, to obtain a more objective evaluation from a Speech and Language Pathologist: it was found that 38.2% of the residents had problems, of which "wet voice" was the most prevalent (Table 3).

Sometimes, too, an omniscient narrator discreetly appears, to give a more objective view of the proceedings, suave as a BBC voice-over.

It seemed a more objective field.

But we wanted a more objective answer.

You're getting hopefully a more objective opinion.

He sees himself through the eye of the camera, a more objective, more judgmental observer.

Long-term, active use is a more objective standard than knowledge.

1 'Untreatable' is a more objective term.

Vinson & Elkins, Enron's legal counsel, should have brought a stronger, more objective and more critical voice to the disclosure process.