Sentence examples for entirely objective from inspiring English sources

The affirmative answer may seem no more than the merest common sense, because the vast majority of one's beliefs are certainly most naturally taken to concern mind-independent objects whose existence is an entirely objective matter.

Furthermore, instead of using the stimulus simplification technique (which is not an entirely objective technique), we investigated similarity in object selectivity of nearby cells.

Mr. Achenbaum is not entirely objective, of course; he was the hotel's developer.

I have known him for 30 years, though, so it's not entirely objective.

As coaches of two of the conference's glamour teams, Brey and Dixon may not be entirely objective.

However, that definition was supplied by a person called Zach_Banter, so it might not be entirely objective.

Partly out of frustration with introspectionism, psychologists during the first half of the 20th century tended to ignore consciousness entirely and instead study only "objective behaviour" (see below Radical behaviourism).

So it's entirely possible that a completely objective assessment of the performance of candidates in an application process will show minority candidates doing worse, because they are literally cognitively impaired.

But when the Federal Trade Commission finally decided to look at the deal, it encountered an entirely different objective: to gain market power.

Scientists have been put on a pedestal and are often seen as entirely rational, objective and expert – but this paints science as a near-infallible institution that doesn't want or require engagement from non-scientists.

He has, in fact, made plenty of money, but above and beyond anything else, Steinbrenner wants to win -- that irrational, romantic, entirely frivolous objective that is the goal of all games, which is why we find them so diverting in a world full of terrorist bombers and bottom liners.