Sentence examples for more objective more from inspiring English sources

And the reports are also more objective, more positive".

He sees himself through the eye of the camera, a more objective, more judgmental observer.

"We're trying to make it more objective, more transparent," Mr. Lamy said at a news conference.

This would eliminate monopolistic, bureaucratic, or other coercive or unjust attempts to substitute centralized control over economic choices for the more democratic, more objective, more free, and more efficient laws of supply and demand.

Since total assessment time is the more objective, more easily quantified measure, we use it in the correlation analyses below.

But many academics questioned his methods, calling for more passive, more objective observation.

We identify and discuss relatively more objective and more subjective components of these strategies for validating and developing causal explanations.

They concentrated on more objective, and hence more representative, sources: wills, inventories, tax rolls.

The absence of judgmentalism doesn't make his narrative more objective; it makes it more psychiatric.

"We have always wanted English studies to look more scientific and more objective," she told me.

In the 1970's Mr. Cajori focused on more objective (and more erotic) renderings of the model in finely penciled contour drawings.