Sentence examples for objective claims from inspiring English sources

"While we didn't agree, we discontinued our objective claims in 2010 that were based on that testing," he said.

In certain moods, Wiman is typical of thoughtful modern believers in his reluctance to link subjective spiritual experience with the objective claims of dogmatic, organized religion.

As Wizenmann claims, just as a man in love may delude himself about the putative beauty of his beloved, so likewise Kant has us subreptively transfer our personal wants into objective claims.

For similar reasons, C.B. Martin concludes that claims to have experienced God are "very close" to subjective claims like "I seem to see a piece of paper" rather than to objective claims like "I see a piece of paper" (C.B. Martin, 1955).

In the Netherlands there was under-reporting of cases, but verification against objective claims data suggested this was non-differential with regards to exposure.

Ethiopia said its army had withdrawn from western Eritrea after accomplishing certain military objectives, claiming its forces had killed, wounded or captured a sufficient number of Eritrean soldiers thereby stunting Eritrea's ability to wage war.

Some definitions of 'global health' encapsulate the pursuit of normative objectives, claiming validity for those engaged in the field.

I am not laying waste to objective truth claims; like everyone else I make them all the time and, when I am asked to, I defend them.

So, for example, gw asserts that my epistemology "lay[s] waste to any or all objective truth claims" and adds that although I preach it I don't believe it because (he predicts) "you will step outside your door tomorrow and trust quite non-skeptically that the law of gravity will still hold".

However, no Objective Bayesian claims that there are principles that uniquely determine rational prior probabilities in all cases.

For some on the government benches the cuts were an "ideological objective," he claimed.