Sentence examples for don't have objectivity from inspiring English sources

Over the past 40 years psychometricians have shown in study after study that people don't have objectivity to hold in their heads a stable definition of an abstract quality, such as business acumen or assertiveness, and then accurately evaluate someone else on it.

I don't have any doubts about my objectivity".

Why allow referees to interpret laws, to use discretion - relying on their individual common sense, fairness and objectivity when many don't have much of any?

He added, "I told Marv, 'I'll never tell you what to say, as I wouldn't tell a coach who to play, but you don't have to go overboard to prove your objectivity".' The pressure to present less critical commentary has increased with the decline of the Knicks and the Rangers, whose enormous payrolls have not led to success.

You don't have the skill set, the training, and you don't have the objectivity to do that.

But "objectivity does not mean, nor has it ever meant, that you don't have opinions," says Tom Rosenstiel, director of the project for excellence in journalism, affiliated to Columbia University.

Albert reflected: "First person means that you give up that inevitable fake grab at objectivity, so that's kind of a relief from the outset, if you don't have to pretend that you're the omniscient god figure".

I didn't have the objectivity to critique it at that point, because I was still so immersed in it – which wasn't useful, either.

"It was very clear what his opinion was and that he was deeply, personally interested in those resources and really didn't have any objectivity".

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"I suppose it ultimately depends on the book," said Stephen Rubin, the president of Henry Holt, "though I would prefer if they didn't have sex, because you lose a sense of perspective objectivity when you are romantically linked".