Sentence examples for in its objectivity from inspiring English sources

As noted above, the essential characteristic of science lies in its objectivity, and that objectivity is rooted in its lawfulness.

However, we should acknowledge that science is also theory driven in its objectivity.

His painting showed exceptional mastery of space and light and exuded naturalness and restraint, both in its objectivity and choice of colors, often browns and ochers.

The chosen end-point is undoubtedly a raw parameter, which does not take into account the quality of life and restoration of function in the treated limb, but its strength lies precisely in its objectivity.

The attraction of quality assessment lies in its apparent objectivity.

Though lacking the biting irony of Tadeusz Borowski's Auschwitz stories, Sorstalanság differs from most accounts of Nazi concentration camps in its relentless objectivity, and as such is a unique achievement.

And the style of his work, this style that makes it almost unperformable and soporific, that too is part of this modernism that is taken to its ultimate consequences and which leads precisely to a squalid realism in its extreme objectivity: impressionism.

In such an epistemic pluralism, science may regain its objectivity in the sense of respecting the diversity of values and traditions that drive our inquiries about the world (1978: 106 107).

When this was published in 1951, most critics praised its objectivity, one critic venturing that she had been "unnecessarily harsh" in her judgements.

"I am always questioning the role of art and how its objectivity lies in the eye of the beholder," he said.

The firm, which he started with Peter Bull, an English client, would dispense investment advice without engaging in underwriting, which might endanger its objectivity.