Sentence examples for illusion of objectivity from inspiring English sources

The memoir is the last genre to give the illusion of objectivity".

In telling Albert's story impersonally, he feeds the illusion of objectivity that is currently poisoning the larger mediascape.

With no illusion of objectivity (Mr. Weir provides his own narration), the filmmakers track their subject over two grueling years of competitive and coaching challenges.

The grand jury lent the process an illusion of objectivity: the district attorney could say that the decision rested with citizens.

Mr Lukacs rightly notes the "illusion of objectivity", explaining that "it matters a great deal who is assigning the points—not only in terms of the critic's personal preferences but also in terms of context".

He created a photographic style that gave the illusion of objectivity and, as proof of his success in elevating the status of the documentary photograph, the Museum of Modern Art chose him as the first photographer to have a solo exhibit, in 1938.

I believe in the ideal of objectivity".

My lack of objectivity was common.

For the sake of objectivity, here are the problems.

There was no hint of objectivity, balance or fairness.

South Korean journalists dispensed with any pretence of objectivity.