Sentence examples for be a highly subjective from inspiring English sources

It's clear this will be a highly subjective film.

Victoria Goldman, the author of a guide to elite schools in New York, said it was important to have a way to independently evaluate students in what can otherwise be a highly subjective process.

It is unclear why Imus said the Gospel of Judas might portray Jesus as a gay man, since finding a correlation in the text would be a highly subjective conclusion.

In other cases the most important information may be a highly subjective judgment about life quality.

In contrast to recent studies (Shijubo et al, 1999; Zhang et al, 2001; Coppola et al, 2004), we did not use a score, which combines the percentage of immunoreactive tumour cells with their staining intensity, because we considered this latter to be a highly subjective parameter (we evaluated staining intensity only as a descriptive parameter).

"It's a highly subjective process".

That is a highly subjective issue, to say the least.

We did warn you this was a highly subjective list.

Service, be it from laundries, supermarkets, bank tellers or store clerks, is a highly subjective concept.

It was "a highly subjective, personal and impressionistic sketch based upon the experience of visiting the trial courtroom," she said.

As Morris herself says in her 1993 foreword, the book is: "a highly subjective, romantic, impressionist picture less of a city than of an experience".