Sentence examples for less objectivity from inspiring English sources

The author shows even less objectivity in reporting on the lawsuits that have troubled Facebook's history.

But I hope it's with no less objectivity than usual that I say that it is really absorbing, with a great lead performance from Joseph Gordon-Levitt, who brings an intelligent, observant alertness to his portrayal of Snowden.

This is arguably even more pertinent for SME developers where there are likely to be fewer people involved in the development of each device perhaps leading to less objectivity during decision making.

There's no way of telling whether being Jewish will have more or less impact on objectivity than having a son in the Israeli military.

In "Science Fiction Film and the Technological Imagination," Vivian Sobchack argues that science fiction owes less to the "objectivity" of science and technology than to the "subjectivity" [End Page 625] of our imagination.

As I've discussed Mexico with many business leaders before and after this visit I am amazed how people with far less information and objectivity have what sound to be firm opinions.

It would bring more objectivity and less spin to the news process.

None of this is meant as a defense of television journalism as a model of objectivity, much less comprehensiveness.

She might have written more if an adoring public had treated her claims of never-ending hardships with more objectivity and less protectiveness.

Without the slightest pretence of objectivity, still less critical detachment, this documentary chronicling the ups and downs of never-say-die musician John Otway is fantastically engaging, the very definition of feelgood film-making.

"The way [Greg] Hunt has dealt with this so far in the referral and the things he has done since to cover his pathway gives people less confidence in the objectivity of it," Windsor said.