Having written the play and then directed it in Baltimore, I should be able to keep objective and subjective but I find my objectivity ebbing away.
Stephen Batten, QC, for Norris, told the jury to keep their objectivity in the five-week case.
"It's important for me to keep my objectivity," Osborn said.
When I worked as a reporter, we were taught that we could do drive-alongs with deputies and police officers, but that we had to also keep professional objectivity, because it was still our obligation to seek the truth and report if fairly.
We adopted the Agilent standard protocol for the oligo-microarray kit in order to keep the objectivity of the statistics (http://www.genomics.agilent.com/files/Manual/G4460-90026_FE_Reference.pdf).pdf
Much of the discussion of the critic/artist relationship here has focused on how intimate the critic should be with the artistic community, and a consensus seems to have formed (amongst the Guardian's theatre hacks at least) that ideally critics are in dialogue with artists but need to keep our distance to maintain objectivity.
They are supposed to hold tight to their cynicism, retain their objectivity, keep their seen-it-all-before expressions in place while all about them are losing theirs.
Because of this, as well as more nebulous desires for vindication and the revelation of truths kept hidden by human authorities, Mulder struggles to maintain objectivity in his investigations.
Argue you can't maintain objectivity.
Nixon Exceptionalism and the triumph of objectivity kept a focus on "what did the president know and when did he know it," the provable fact-based lie, liberated from anything that might be corrupted by debatable policy or ideas.
