Sentence examples for maintains that objective from inspiring English sources

She and her husband wrote a history of eight speakers of the House, and she later wrote "Telling the Truth," a book in which she maintains that objective truth has become less important in the climate of modern America than the spinning of politically motivated stories.

Dolphins Coach Dave Wannstedt maintains that his objective is to strike a balance between running and passing.

NATO maintains that the objective of its mission is to prevent Colonel Qaddafi from harming Libyans opposed to his rule, but European and American political leaders behind the campaign have said they mean to help the Libyan rebels topple him.

Koons maintains that art should be objective rather than subjective, and that although some art may have more "significance" to the viewer than other art, value systems are inhibiting and only without them can you achieve universal appeal.

But Mr. Dirceu maintains that the party's objectives have not changed.

The popular perception of the examinations (called keju in Chinese) maintains that they served as an objective tool whereby all aspirants to public office were measured according to their ability to prove mastery of a substantial canon of classical texts, wherein was believed to lie the knowledge essential to good government.

Although Slote discusses well-being rather than eudaimonia, and maintains that this consists in certain "objective" goods, he argues that virtuous motives are not only necessary but also sufficient for well-being.

Some analysts maintain that her objectives going into these elections were Machiavellian from the start: that she intended to hand over the Presidency to a successor who would come into office with a limited mandate with which to face an increasingly intractable economy.

Wittgenstein, in an argument against the very possibility of a private language, maintained that, unless humans have objective criteria for the occurrence of mental states, they cannot even begin to communicate meaningfully with each other about their direct experiences.

Like Plato, Aristotle maintained that the good was objective and independent of human wishes.

But other journalists maintain that junket reporters cannot remain objective.