Sentence examples for example objective from inspiring English sources
Its miniature essays discuss, for example, Objective Correlative – a term "casually introduced by TS Eliot in an essay on Hamlet and his Problems (1919) whose subsequent vogue in literary criticism, Eliot has confessed, astonished its inventor".
For example, "objective" descriptions that attempt to explain human experience fail to acknowledge the very source that makes objectivity possible: the world.
The parental control application evaluates whether or not the communication contains approved text based on, for example, objective ratings criteria or a user's age or grade level, and, if unauthorized, prevents such text from being included in the text-based communication.
Kant believed that morality is the objective law of reason: just as objective physical laws necessitate physical actions (apples fall down because of gravity, for example), objective rational laws necessitate rational actions.
For example, objective SES has an effect on overweight through diet, physical activity or stress.
Another example objective could be to combine overlapping short reads that may be (degradation) products of the same primary transcript.
The lesson objective, for example, had the basic premise of "knowing" who Aung San Suu Kyi is, but the challenge was to "reflect on how Suu Kyi would respond to the problem of bullying".
For example, one objective involves pushing the big wireless companies to allow smaller competitors to use their networks for data roaming services.
An arguably worse example is Objective Burma, which has Errol Flynn leading American paratroopers defeating the Japanese, ignoring the fact that it was a largely British and Commonwealth conflict.
For example, the objective for the client to reduce perceived levels of stress through increased physical activity is a possible goal for an individual who is experiencing symptoms of anxiety disorder.
