Sentence examples for has some objective from inspiring English sources
"The robot," says Russell, "has some objective and pursues it brilliantly to the destruction of mankind.
"If you're going to have student speakers, it really is an honor and you have to have some objective way of choosing them".
"You have some objective evidence for an impairment in attention," he said — in other words, a "very subtle" case of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.
Dharmakīrti admits that the words we apply to things have some objective basis in those things; we call something a cow because it has a certain effect, it gives milk, is gentle, or it calls forth a certain cognition, etc.
Many subjective experiences, like pain, have objectively observable neurobiological correlates, a circumstance that gives me but not Nagel (p. 38 41), hope that we may eventually have some objective understanding of consciousness.
People say our schools are getting worse but you have some objective evidence of people saying no, that's not the case".
Make sure to have some objective, though.
Your request must have some objective basis.
"There's always a difference between a political person and people on the other end, and it appears to me that Castaño has some political objectives and the other people have a whole set of objectives".
China, in fact, has some similar objectives, because it recognizes that its reliance on export-driven growth is dangerously imbalanced and unsustainable.
