Sentence examples for almost objectively from inspiring English sources

In an interesting variation, William of Ockham's Dialogus has the student ask the questions while the teacher responds reluctantly and almost objectively without any attempt to transform or convert the student.

Objectively, almost everything we do is connected to climate change; subjectively, almost nothing.

Looked at objectively, almost everything McShane has done since 1994 has been better than Lovejoy.

Should an existing variable selection method been used as the only strategy or if latent variables were used on their own with simple regression techniques the authors would have had a streamlined and feasible way to assess the uniqueness, quality, and robustness of the findings, which now is almost impossible to objectively assess.

His few meetings with his client had shown him that the former President's ability to discuss Watergate objectively was almost nonexistent.

Although Du Fu's frequent references to his own difficulties can give the impression of an all-consuming solipsism, Hawkes argues that his "famous compassion in fact includes himself, viewed quite objectively and almost as an afterthought".

Pain and gore are endemic to "The Bell Jar," and they are described objectively, self-mockingly, almost humorously to begin with.

Objectively there is almost certainly no correlation between Ortiz's speech and Gomes hitting a home run there, but this is where, if you're a Red Sox fan it's almost impossible not to leave behind the world of the rational and enter the world of faith.

Most notable was the fact Shoal Lake First Nation whose eponymous pond provides Winnipeg with drinkable water has been under a boil water advisory for almost two decades, which is objectively fucked.

Think about your relationship objectively.

Most of which is objectively true.