Sentence examples for full subjectivity from inspiring English sources

Thus he grants the court dwarves – so often lumped together as fools, freaks or even "vermin" – the kind of full subjectivity that he bestows on Philip IV or Pope Innocent X.

It is total subjectivity.

These are all legitimate debates full of subjectivity on what is right and wrong and objectivity in the form of jurisdictions and privacy laws.

Fuzzy logic techniques could help to compensate for the lack of full knowledge and subjectivity of design parameters.

Holden explains these photos as existing outside of the labels "good" or "bad", and rather as an effort to "exercise underlying objectivity in a world full of critical subjectivity".

Subjection and Subjectivity.

Meyers, Diana T. Subjection and Subjectivity.

Subjectivity Without Subjects: From Abject Fathers to Desiring Mothers.

A famous paper called "What Is It Like to Be a Bat?," by the philosopher Thomas Nagel, points out that even if humans were to start flying, eating bugs, and getting around by sonar they would not have a bat's full experience, or the batty subjectivity that the creature had developed from birth.

The movie's subjectivity is strong but not deep, and it's easy to imagine how a full, meticulous, and reserved version of the story could be a seventeen-hour miniseries in existential-crime mode.

These approaches suffer from problems of subjectivity and lack of a comprehensive set of units that can be applied to the full range of dental services provided.