Sentence examples for an objective history of from inspiring English sources
"My attempt to present an objective history of Judaism may strike some readers as naive," Goodman writes, in his introduction.
In our review last week of "The Half Has Never Been Told: Slavery and the Making of American Capitalism" by Edward Baptist, we said: "Mr Baptist has not written an objective history of slavery.
Apology: In our review of "The Half Has Never Been Told: Slavery and the Making of American Capitalism" by Edward Baptist, we said: "Mr Baptist has not written an objective history of slavery.
Mr. Baptist has not written an objective history of slavery.
This said, in this study an objective history of cognitive decline over time was obtained from each patient's collateral (family member or caregiver) and assessed by neuropsychological testing, independent of the results of the short cognitive screens, in keeping with the National Institute on Aging Alzheimer's Association diagnostic guidelines [ 21].
There is no such thing as an objective history; this history – of necessity – is super-subjective.
The novel, Heller's second, is Barbara's supposedly objective "history" of the affair and its eventual discovery, written furtively while she and her friend are holed up in a borrowed house, waiting for Sheba's court date.
Her style never gets in the way, it simply deepens understanding and enjoyment while making pretty nifty points about human fallibility and the difficulty of producing one true objective history of anything.
No matter how clever the project's title, how well its re-launch statements are drafted and how smart its website, none of them can escape from the objective history of the part they played in creating and supporting the reactionary, political deviation that was New Labour, a political project that has brought the Labour party to the edge of extinction.
He does so not by writing a retrospectively objective history.
In his view (1986d), every event has an objective causal history consisting of a vast structure of events ordered by causal dependence.
