Sentence examples for believe objective from inspiring English sources

They believe objective moral truths exist, like mathematical truths, independently of our existence or ability to grasp them.

Fundamentalists believe that objective reality, and in particular economic reality, is the main determinant of who wins and who loses.

The officials believe the objective is to transform the Czech Republic's current status as a western-aligned country.

Many of his colleagues not only do not believe in objective moral truth — they don't even find its absence disturbing.

Marketing people focus on facts because they believe in objective reality.

Nora Berenstain and Ladyman (2012) argue that a commitment to natural necessity is implicit in arguments for scientific realism and that realists including structural realists should be anti-Humean and believe in objective modal structure.

We strongly believe that objective QOL assessment should be considered as a complementary index to evaluate need and success of therapeutic interventions in DIE.

We believe an objective and comparable assessment of skill level by process assessment can improve the value of a surgical RCT in situations where a learning curve is expected.

But some participants believe its objectives appeared to be aimed at candidate change.

None of us would have signed this statement if we did not believe its objectives could be achieved.

"I believe the objectives of our state tests, focusing on writing, comprehension, problem solving, thinking skills and data collection are more aligned to our objectives than the S.A.T.'s, which are somewhat a reflection of family income," she said.