Sentence examples for claims to objectivity from inspiring English sources

Beware of all claims to objectivity.

How are we to understand claims to objectivity in moral judgments and in judgments of rationality?

"These are the facts, there are no others," Christopher Hitchens says, mocking Chomsky's claims to objectivity.

The hearing wrapped up in the early evening on Thursday, just in time for prime-time cable news to regain a semblance of its usual shape: regular commercial breaks, standard-issue claims to objectivity.

Mallarmé and Rimbaud were models for Paul Valéry and Paul Claudel, but members of the new generation, such as Charles-Louis Philippe, whose Bubu de Montparnasse (1901; Bubu of Montparnasse) followed Zola into the Paris slums, thought the Naturalist novel unduly deterministic and rejected its claims to objectivity.

Writing about political candidates to whom one has donated money or time is often described, inaccurately, as a "conflict of interest". It's really more a confluence of interest as long as you make no claims to objectivity, there is no reason to believe that the fact of a political donation could somehow compromise the authenticity of the views you are expressing.

In any case, the jury chosen by Le Chef has a dubious claim to objectivity.

Contributors make no claim to objectivity; they're smart alecks whose job is to stamp the dough of information.

Art, she felt, would allow her to make work without any false claim to objectivity – she wanted to be free to live "inside all my activities".

There is a certain claim to objectivity that maps have, which is very interestingly destabilized in this process of making land claims.

There can be no claim to objectivity in this article, written as it is by one who had a profound respect, admiration and fondness for Mdala.