Sentence examples for objective subjective from inspiring English sources

Are they objective, subjective, and/or relative to particular times and places?

His flouting of absolutism might seem to ally him with AJ Ayer and the emotivists, but, in fact, he incisively demolished all the prevailing metaethical approaches, whether objective, subjective or imperative.

We compared a total trapeziometacarpal prosthesis (MAIA®) and trapeziectomy-interposition in the immediate and short-term (6 months), for objective, subjective, functional criteria, as well as short-term comfort or discomfort.

Is it objective, subjective?

Buprenorphine treatment was significantly superior to clonidine and to lefetamine (F = 3.96 df = 2, 29 P < 0.05) in controlling objective, subjective and psychological withdrawal symptomatology.

First, the underlying concept of reasonableness that courts adopt varies, with judges using competing objective, subjective, utility-based or custom-based standards.

But Kuczynski's objective-subjective straddle can be compromising; at the very least, it argues against the supposition, in this age of the memoir, that one's vanity is expiated by self-exposure.

Moving from the pragmatic classifications of the Enlightenment to a philosophically oriented theory of the genres, Schlegel shifts from a view on which the drama (as "objective-subjective") develops out of ("objective") epic and ("subjective") lyric to one on which the epic in fact unites the other two classical modes (Szondi 1986, 85 86).

A primary question for social theorists, is how knowledge reproduces along the chain of subjective-objective-subjective, that is to say: how is intersubjectivity achieved?

The AOFAS-AHS is a frequently used combined objective-subjective 100-point scale which devotes 40 points to pain, 50 points to function, and 10 points to alignment [ 41].

Post-traumatic ulna + (>2 mm) was the only statistically significant of all factors predicting outcome in both subjective (subjective part of Gartland and Werley Score) and objective-subjective (i.e. complete Gartland and Werley Score) clinical assessment according to the logistic regression analysis (Table  1).