Sentence examples for a sort of objective from inspiring English sources
Hemingway's work, for instance, seems to me to resemble that of Sergei Eisenstein (born a year earlier, in 1898), who put generally very brief (albeit often visually intricate) images together in such a way as to conjure, cubistically, a perspective that was many perspectives at once, and thus a sort of objective subjectivity.
Nagel posits that in the future a sort of "objective phenomenology" might be able to bridge the gap between subjective conscious experience and its physical basis.
"There's absolutely no pretense from any of these publications of giving a policy a sort of objective hearing," Daniel McCarthy, editor of The American Conservative, told The Huffington Post.
When playing any sort of objective based game, make sure you place one team member up there in the prone position on the side opposite where you spawned.
Notice how Faith claims the sort of objective authority you'd expect to find in third-person narration.
But the whole point about government statistics is that they are meant to be at least sort of objective.
"I thought maybe he'd give me some sort of objective learning as to what I was going through," he said.
I'm concerned (and middle-age) and would be interested in some sort of objective test to determine presence of plaque or whatever it is that causes Alzheimer's.
The purpose of this exercise, Nagel explained, was to demonstrate that, however impossible it might be for humans to imagine, it was very likely that there was something it was like to be a bat, and that thing, that set of facts — the bat's intimate experience, its point of view, its consciousness — could not be translated into the sort of objective language that another creature could understand.
Protagoras, too, questioned the possibility of the sort of objective knowledge that the Presocratics sought.
