Sentence examples for an objective view of from inspiring English sources

Picking the right time may seem difficult, but an objective view of the facts can really help.

As an appreciator of art, I was forced to take an objective view of my own art.

What they are not, though, is an objective view of whom the U.K. should admit and whom it shouldn't.

To make it interesting, it has to be a firsthand account of what happened rather than someone else having an objective view of it.

Kaplan assumes that humankind is in essence divided rather than connected, even though an objective view of the landscape would allow for either.

"Celebrities have increasingly come to influence our lives – just look at this week's press regulation talks – but employ so many publicists and lawyers it's not always easy to give an objective view of what they're up to.

This is not simply a boutade, for he takes an unfashionably objective view of his work, one in which communication seems to play little part.

Independent appraisers, not matched by clinical speciality or place of work, were considered to take a more objective view of a responsible officer's practice by providing an 'outsider perspective'.

Sometimes, however, a voice-over narration presents us with an apparently objective view of the situation of the characters, as if it originated from outside of the film world.

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

TechCrunch should have a little bit more of an objective view".