Sentence examples for more objective views from inspiring English sources

By practicing their own roles and those of others, participants may improve their ability to see situations from other points of view and take more objective views of themselves.

For a slightly more objective view, I asked another Democratic senator about Mr. Obama.

It should take a more objective view, and free commercial drones.

But we suspect we have a more objective view of where the Conservative party's interests lie than the plotters do.

Mary Anne DeCarlo takes a more objective view in "Streetwise," a tiny etching that nicely captures the enclosed feeling of an urban byway.

Sometimes, too, an omniscient narrator discreetly appears, to give a more objective view of the proceedings, suave as a BBC voice-over.

Says Anagnostopoulos: The more objective view which we propose here attempts to explain as well as possible the number of medals won per country on the basis of its population and GDP per capita.

What Maraniss has done, thanks to some meticulous reporting, is complement this picture with a more objective view of Obama from two women, young at the time, who knew him intimately.

Once students have gathered their information, emphasize to students that the goal of the Lewis and Clark Rediscovery Project is to inform the public of a more objective view of events 200 years ago.

Dr. Ury calls this "going to the balcony," which means to step back, let emotions simmer down and cultivate a more objective view of what the sides have in common.

What's more, it's right that we rethink the role of Google in society, taking what East Anglia lecturer Paul Bernal terms "a more objective view" that involves thinking "more about the kind of internet we want to have – and how to get it".