Sentence examples for objective form from inspiring English sources

As Lukács writes, "The act of consciousness overthrows the objective form of its object" (1923a: 178).

A writer who knows how to give subjective content an objective form can be as far-fetched as she likes.

Don't assume that a relative pronoun after a preposition must be the objective form.

"Akeley elevated taxidermy to a scientific, objective form," said Mr. Quinn.

The pared-down, tightly edited style aims at putting "it" where "I" used to be — to render (as Flaubert did) intense feeling in a precise and universally comprehensible objective form.

As Bart Simpson said: "I can't promise I'll try, but I'll try to try". 1 To who it may concern The use of whom – the objective form of who – is dying out, especially in speech.

As the 19th century progresses, the point of view shifts from seemingly objective forms of geographical documentation to more subjective, often flamboyantly Romantic visions.

Here the front lens A is the objective, forming an inverted image of the target on the cross wire or reticle at B. The light then proceeds to the relay lens C, which forms a second image, now erect, at D. Beyond this image is the eyepiece E to render the light parallel so that the image may be seen sharply by the observer.

Knee function was evaluated according to Lysholm/Tegner score and the International Knee Documentation Committee IKDCC) subjective and objective forms.

Experimental results presented in this article are reported in both subjective and objective forms.

Only the first person suffix has different possessive and objective forms ( and ).