Sentence examples for committed to the objectivity from inspiring English sources

The question of whether Kant should be interpreted as committed to the objectivity of taste is closely related to the question of whether there can be erroneous judgments of taste; for some discussion see Cohen (1982), pp. 222 226 and Allison (2001), pp. 107 108.

On this account, it requires only that an agent be sincerely committed to the objectivity of his judgments, in the sense that he views them (from his current perspective) as correct from all perspectives, and thus as calling for everyone's assent (whether or not that assent is actually given).

And Mr. Joynt of Fitch Ratings said his firm was committed to the highest standards of objectivity.

Whereas, as we have seen, for Kant the destruction of an artwork has absolutely no bearing upon the objectivities it represents, we can now understand why Gadamer is committed to the opposing view that the destruction of an artwork diminishes the reality of the subject-matters that come forth through it.

Merkel is committed to the euro.

Nevertheless, he was committed to the forest.

He has committed to the Blue Devils.

Davis became fiercely committed to the Sea Org.

Chanter has committed to the University of New Hampshire.

The Finance Ministry committed to the bond last autumn.

He's committed to the long game.