Sentence examples for objective descriptions from inspiring English sources

Many investigators relied heavily on introspective reports, treating them as though they were objective descriptions of public events.

So this book is full of objective descriptions of meetings, battles, rallies and negotiations, with one Follett character playing Zelig on the sidelines.

But nature as active subject implies relationships, not simply objective descriptions (that's "natural history writing"), and the difficult work of marrying truth to one's emotional and imaginative responses with truth to an organism's own life.

The resulting book, Affable Savages (1956), adopted a new, "reflexive" approach to the study of culture in which the author's encounters with the "other" are reflected as much in personal reactions as in objective descriptions.

In response to objections about subjectivism, there arose an approach known as behaviourism that restricts its data to objective descriptions or measurements of the overt behaviour of organisms other than the experimenter himself.

The Facial Action Coding System (FACS) proposed by Ekman features objective descriptions of facial movements, characterizing activations of facial muscles.

Geographers and social scientists—now even physicists accept that examined objects are influenced by the tools used to observe them know that objective description is a chimera.

Researching such questions often sidesteps moral judgments in pursuing objective description and analysis.

What makes a comfortable chair is not a scientific, objective description, like the best restaurant criticism.

The word "pristine" tends to pop into the heads of visitors, he said, but he prefers a more objective description.

Both the prose and poetry in this volume are generally concerned with objective description, and both deal with exotic subjects, chiefly classical mythology, France, and Asia.