Sentence examples for more objective approach from inspiring English sources

Richter, however, preferred a more objective approach and, using a projector at first, began to make photo-based paintings.

When writers take a more objective approach to portraying mental flow, thoughts and memories are seen to have lives of their own.

The more objective approach came as the corporate owners of the networks pushed for higher profits and the newspaper industry consolidated and sought broader audiences.

Sully Prudhomme later renounced personal lyricism for the more objective approach of the Parnassians, writing poems attempting to represent philosophical concepts in verse.

I will be standing as an independent candidate and because I am not beholden to party politics I will be able to adopt a more objective approach and promote policies in the best interest of all Londoners.

Deborah Klesenski takes a more objective approach, using a traditional view camera to study the world around her. "Ann in the Dairy Barn," her portrait of an alert corgi returning the camera's inquisitive look, is enlivened by the many details that are usually ignored in passing.

Another way is a more objective, epidemiologic approach driven by data from birth cohorts.

In the future, simulation of other radar echo types will be considered; how to choose the parameters for the fractal algorithms should be investigated; and a more objective evaluation approach should be designed to evaluate the simulation results.

A new generation of artists emerged with a more objective, "cool" approach characterized by the art movements known today as minimalism, hard-edge painting, color field painting, the neo-Dada movement, Fluxus, and pop art, all of which re-defined the avant-garde contemporary art of the time.

This has been done using physical or chemical properties which seem reasonable to a chemist [ 16, 28], but we have aimed for a more objective statistical approach.

He has implemented a more objective-oriented approach".