Sentence examples for ideals of objectivity from inspiring English sources
We may be liberals, but we have ideals of objectivity to which we aspire.
Hard as it may be to believe, in economic matters the executive branch has traditionally succeeded at hewing to the ideals of objectivity and nonpartisanship.
In one seminar I taught this term, on the concept of a free press, we examined government and corporate censorship and the elusive ideals of objectivity and fairness.
We associate these ideals of objectivity and impartially with a technocratic discourse of protection or "care"—disinterested managers measure the performance of others to serve the interests of everyone in the organization (e.g., to expose free-riding, to reward employees' efforts fairly, to improve organizational performance, etc.).
Conceptions of how gender situates knowers also inform feminist approaches to the central problems of the field: grounding feminist criticisms of science and feminist science, defining the proper roles of social and political values in inquiry, evaluating ideals of objectivity and rationality, and reforming structures of epistemic authority.
In the context of a laudatory review of the first edition of Antony and Witt's A Mind of One's Own, Nussbaum argues forcefully that it is in feminists' interests, both theoretically and practically, to retain fairly traditional ideals of objectivity and rationality while acknowledging their abusive use.
The rise of cable news, coupled with increasing partisan polarization, has challenged the mid-20th-century ideal of objectivity.
He therefore returned to his historiographical work in which he thought he could more successfully attain his ideal of objectivity.
