Sentence examples for but rather objective from inspiring English sources

Inasmuch as such attributes depend not on consciousness alone but rather on the relationship between consciousness and its objects, they are neither intrinsic nor subjective, but rather objective.

Notice that despite Frege's use of the term, concepts, for him, are nothing like mental constructs, but rather objective constituents of the world.

The correspondence theory, in contrast, states that the truth conditions of propositions are not (in general) propositions, but rather objective features of the world.

On Rand's view, many of the fundamental questions of philosophy, from the existence of universals to the nature of value, involve fruitless debates over the false alternative "intrinsic or subjective?" in cases where the phenomenon in question is neither intrinsic nor subjective, but rather objective.

These condemnations were not subjective judgment calls, but were rather objective conclusions based on what the Bible teaches.

Practical postulates do not expand the scope of speculative cognition, but rather "give objective reality to the ideas of speculative reason in general (by means of their reference to what is practical) and justify its holding concepts even the possibility of which it could not otherwise presume to affirm" (CPrR 5 132).

The crab description of cancer was based on a morphologic observation, a rather objective approach to reality.

Also, the dataset includes few indicators on health and health risks for each child that are assessed in a rather objective way.

In this regard, the objective of the paper is not to judge the SEC but rather to forward an objective measure of effectiveness that capital market participants can use to study one important aspect of regulatory effectiveness.

But as the Middle East scholar Juan Cole has written, "the 'surge' was never meant to be the objective but rather the means".

In this way, the ecological action network could be reframed not as a simple objective but rather as a means for integrated conservation policy.