Sentence examples for factually objective from inspiring English sources
Most people, however, can not imagine the next level, since we tend to believe that our interpretation is factually objective.
Mainstream risk assessment approaches conventionally understand risk assessment as 'a factually grounded, objective and value free analytic exercise' [1].
In his blog earlier this week, written for the 400,000 civil servants who work for him, Heywood said that during the official referendum campaign, "we were scrupulous in making sure that all documents issued were factually correct and objective".
In order to do so, one would also have to encounter the factually existing object and thereby learn this fact of being (= the objective of being with the modal moment).
The manuscript argues that definitions should abstain from attaching normative objectives a priori and factually describe what the field is, not what it ideally should be.
We therefore agree with Bozorgmehr [ 4] (p. 14) that 'definitions should abstain from attaching normative objectives a priori and factually describe what the field is, not what it ideally should be' [italics in original].
As for the second 'entanglement-problem': in order to avoid that definitions of 'global health' blur the discrepancy between 'reality' and 'ideals', these definitions should abstain from attaching normative objectives a priori and factually describe what the field is, not what it ideally should be.
The economics objection also errs factually.
All these tests are objective tests that can be tested factually rather than subjective ones, so it's extremely rigorous".
"You're factually wrong".
