Sentence examples for genuinely subjective from inspiring English sources

But I think what's bothering Justice Kennedy, and it's bothering a lot of us here, is we seem to have a situation here in which there is a subcategory of ballots in which, we're assuming for the sake of argument since we know no better, there is no genuinely subjective indication beyond what can be viewed as either a dimple or a hanging chad.

The difference between the Bayesian approach and Carnap's lies in the philosophical motivation, and in the different understanding of confirmation judgments: for Carnap, they are primarily a consequence of certain logical ways of carving the world at its joints; for the Bayesian, they express a genuinely subjective uncertainty judgment.

It's truly subjective".

SRHS is genuinely a subjective measure of one's health, but the number of visits to a doctor could have been externally validated.

"Genuinely great.

He seemed genuinely ashamed, genuinely sorry.

In a subjective way.

Memories are subjective.

It's so subjective".

Judgment is always subjective.

It's subjective.