Sentence examples for objective interest from inspiring English sources

It is now possible to look at Kipling without historical prejudice, and the result is a growth of objective interest in his work.

The letter's frankness is twice rare: It comes from a region absolutely without objective interest or amusement in needling the United States.

Tehran has an objective interest in seeing Afghanistan "de-Talibanized" and stable, and in seeing a government in Kabul willing and able to keep narcotics from flooding into Iran, where drug abuse has become a national emergency.

At the same time, his objective interest in external detail went hand in hand with the expression of an extraordinarily compassionate personality and a reverence for the mystery of things and of individuals.

Oppression gives them an objective interest in the truth about whose interests are served by the capitalist system.

Rather, "it is part of her social and historical identity to be inferior to men" (Babbitt 1993, 250), and hence she would have to undergo a conversion in her sense of self, so that "habitual servility is not what defines it", to be able to makes the choice that is in her objective interest.

The question they asked was why millions of ordinary workers turned to an ideology that was quite clearly not in their "objective" interests.

Those who would resist the "99% v 1%" framing in favour of the "left v right" framing are probably unwitting tools acting against their own objective interests.

Among ants this has been achieved by the natural selection of a caste system: no agitator could argue that it was in the workers' objective interests, as Marxists liked to put it, to rise up against their queen.

Mr Obama has not proven himself very adept at dealing with opponents who do not want to negotiate a reasonable deal that secures each side's objective interests.People in search of a metaphor to describe the difficulty of coping with Russia these days often describe Vladimir Putin as playing chess, while the West plays some less-complicated type of game.

Evidence-Based categorisation quantitatively characterises each stakeholder with a vector of four management objective interest-strength values (Yield, Employment, Profit and Ecosystem Preservation).