Sentence examples for most objective sense from inspiring English sources

He concedes it didn't make the most objective sense, given the later writeoff: "I sure wouldn't take that decision back, but I understand why people criticize it".

He is not reporting on himself because even less than most news outlets, Murdoch outlets have no objective sense when it comes to their own interests (or the boss's interests), or willingness to ask questions which the boss might find uncomfortable, or penchant for anything but the party line.

"Most Americans who support capital punishment believe that the death penalty goes to those who are in some objective sense the worst offenders," they write.

Maybe there is nothing here, in an objective sense.

Clearly it is true that journalists are not professionals in any objective sense.

This performance was a good one – not in any objective sense, but I felt very present.

Not true in an objective sense but the way I remember it.

But it has failed to achieve its own critical objective: sense of place.

This disregard would be justifiable if one of the most famous theses of Logical Positivists were true in a sufficiently strong sense, viz., that logical truths are really tautologies (such as "It is either raining or not raining") in every interesting objective sense of the word.

Well, I think in an objective sense he's accomplished a lot, and I think history may judge him well.

"You get an objective sense, within the story, of how they're perceived and how they perceive themselves," she said.