Sentence examples for may be objectively from inspiring English sources

It may be objectively, subjectively, unhealthy".

It may be objectively true that animals living in a state of nature produce sweeter meat.

Those statements may be objectively true and more rooted in reality, but they don't go down easy, even from the mouth of someone more polished, consistent and sympathetic than Clinton.

Most of Lessig's legal discourses are enlightening, but he occasionally forgets those of us who never went to law school: "A constraint may be objectively ex post, but experienced subjectively ex ante".

When a passage carries the memory of this experience, especially vivid for someone relatively new to the writing of fiction, it never ceases to have a certain incandescence whatever its merits may be, objectively considered.

At the end of "Precious" the heroine shoulders her burden and sets off to make her way in the world, a conclusion that may be objectively bleak — Precious is an H.I.V.-positive teenage mother who has only recently learned to read and write — but that fills the audience with a sense of hard-won redemption.

Someone with BDE may well be objectively hot, and they may well have a dick, but the primary source of BDE is personality.

It may even be objectively tastier.

He may not be objectively the ugliest man around, but it's really impossible to judge that definitively.

Importantly, these are personal, intuitive, affect-based, subjective judgments of the values of outcomes that are influenced by memory limitations and recent experiences and that may not be objectively based on the external evidence [ 2, 30- 33].

A respondent may appear to be objectively well-placed but access may be limited by a route which is deemed unsafe or undesirable leading to overestimation of perceived distance [ 23], while subjective distance to a resource could be underestimated if the respondent equates being well-placed with attractiveness of the destination [ 24, 61].