Sentence examples for a subjective element from inspiring English sources

There will always be a subjective element.

Ultimately, there's a subjective element to this.

There is a subjective element that should not be underestimated.

Such analyses, like those of TAT, contain a subjective element.

By definition, leadership capabilities have a subjective element and are open to varying interpretation by different people.

But, he said, if a person's release was contingent upon his being from a country allied with the United States, that injected a subjective element into the process.

The interpretation of such data necessarily involves a largely subjective element, but most commentators have thought that they indicate a religious system that was already distinctly Indian.

In short, there is a strong subjective element in statistics of alcoholism.

Raising the threshold to manage resource pressures has had relatively minor impact on demand, not least because there remains a strong subjective element (or professional judgment) to assessment.

In the absence of a clear fact pattern, this may be difficult to prove given it has a strong subjective element.

Stefan Priebe, professor of psychiatry at Bart's and The London NHS Trust, east London, and one of several experts advising on the outcomes programme, says: "Quality of life measures have a strong subjective element and, with satisfaction measures, you have to leave it to the patient or carer to say whether they are satisfied with the treatment".