Sentence examples for and objectivity to the from inspiring English sources

Whatever Creed does – painting, having runners belt from one end of Tate Britain to the other, making the lights go on and off (for which he won the Turner prize), filling spaces with balloons, working with professional dancers or singing with his own band, he brings a joyousness, lightness and objectivity to the task.

Kant uses this connection between self-consciousness and objectivity to insert the categories into his argument.

Pachauri adds his two cents : "I want to pay tribute to the scientists who have the rationality and objectivity to take in a whole range of viewpoints and then come up with something that is scientifically valid and defendable".

Mr. Obama, Democrat of Illinois, also said he would increase public access to information across the federal government and restore an objectivity to the White House that he says has eroded.

And what about throwing scientific objectivity to the wind and getting a Santa job? "No, thank you," Dr. Trinkaus replied, emphatically.

I produce a lot of my own records, and a producer has to bring objectivity to the process.

The use of recorded images enables study archiving, assessment by multiple examiners, remote assessment and objectivity due to the blinding of subject status.

However, currently established scoring methods, although widely applied, have been associated with several limitations such as limited generalizability and objectivity due to the difficulty of standardized scoring by different readers with variable experience [ 2].

The third paradigm shift is that I believe the employer, more so than the consumer, the government, the insurance company or anybody else, has the right set of incentives and the right objectivity to be the central player in investing in health.

The argument is universally condemned because it encourages jurors to abandon neutrality, impartiality, and objectivity and to decide the case on the basis of personal feelings such as prejudice, bias, and revenge.

A rubric justifies the ratings of teacher-raters and adds objectivity to their judgments.