Sentence examples for more objective stance from inspiring English sources

During the 19th century newspapers gradually adopted a more objective stance, for several reasons.

Remove yourself from you for a bit and take a more objective stance.

On occasion, feeling confined by his character's rhythms and diction, Wolfe will zoom up into a more distant, objective stance, as if Nestor's or Magdalena's consciousness were one of his old, sealed-up Project Mercury capsules and he couldn't resist blowing the hatch.

Thus, it was likely that the election of a personal, subjective stance enabled the writers to relate more effectively to the recipients than through the use of a collective, objective stance.

Is one more objective?

"Voicing, it was more objective.

Last month Putin thanked India for its "restrained and objective" stance on Crimea.

I think I'm more objective.

It seemed a more objective field.

"In England, it's more objective.

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