Sentence examples for objectively consider from inspiring English sources
Ms. MacLaine, who is what we objectively consider completely wacky, is somehow simultaneously very down-to-earth.
Among the stories in the news media over the last few months were questions about whether he and Justice Elena Kagan could objectively consider the health care case because of personal and political connections.
To objectively consider currently unliganded binding sites, ligand-independent binding site detection tools were evaluated.
In order to be able to objectively consider the study hypotheses, it was necessary to ascertain how the actors from government, industry and university perceived the planning process for the Adlershof housing project Wohnen am Campus.
There was not a single detractor whom I'd objectively consider to be someone with an accomplished artistic perspective or background.
As a non-partisan, politically independent "normal person," I have the freedom to objectively consider all candidates regardless of party.
"Elian Gonzalez should, at a minimum, have his case for asylum fully heard and objectively considered," he said.
When a passage carries the memory of this experience, especially vivid for someone relatively new to the writing of fiction, it never ceases to have a certain incandescence whatever its merits may be, objectively considered.
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Many recommendations can be found in the literature on fertility protection; however, there is no current publication which objectively considers all the established techniques [ 1, 2].
The industry invests significantly in marketing products of marginal benefit and we, as medical consumers, frequently buy into the panacea rather than objectively considering the evidence.
