Sentence examples for objective judge from inspiring English sources

Though I'm not, perhaps, the most objective judge to be found, I thought your essay brilliant.

Over on CNN, Paul Begala, an equally objective judge, opined: "He's just not very good at this.

It is a well-established finding in psychology that believing you are an objective judge actually makes your judgments less objective, and I'm sure philosophy suffers from this.

Week after week, "Review" delights in poking at a specific brand of professional privilege: the notion that anyone can be an objective judge of anything.

"The legislature's immediate goal was to achieve a partisan objective," Judge James Peterson charged in a blistering ruling, "but the means of achieving that objective was to suppress the reliably Democratic vote of Milwaukee's African Americans".

Dismissing the suggestion that childhood nostalgia might be making him a less than objective judge, Wang went on to extoll the popiah produced by a hawker who had not been among the five popiah hawkers listed in "Makansutra".

Yet can the members of the Philharmonic, who are great artist-musicians, necessarily be objective judges?

If complexity rendered law more certain and objective, judges' ideology would have less influence on case outcomes as complexity increased.

Professor Iglesias is correct that "objective" judging is a myth and leads to the kind of reasoning I criticize.

The English department would do better to bring in outside readers — members of another school's English department, perhaps — who can be more objective judges.

Moreover, the analysts -- ostensibly objective judges of companies' prospects, the reality check to investor-relations hype -- had become active participants in the white-hot sales efforts of New York investment banks and brokerages.