Sentence examples for objectively of from inspiring English sources

Objectively, of course, this isn't true.

However, this innovation promoted by Twitter does not achieve an improved perception of learning by the participants nor objectively of the total performance in the subject.

The trio did tests showing that amateur origami makers valued their creations as equal to those made by experts – even though the expert-created pieces were objectively of a much higher quality.

To take up our earlier example, when the astronomer speaks of planets and their laws of motion, he is speaking objectively of scientific phenomena, as opposed to the subjective appearance of sensible phenomena to you or me.

Marketing campaigns can affect how consumers perceive a skin care product, Kraffert noted, adding that "well-marketed products can do well for a prolonged time even if they are not objectively of great efficacy or elegance".

Think objectively of the situation that occurred.

Steve Munisteri, the chairman of the Republican Party of Texas, told me this summer, "He is objectively one of the three most likely people to get the nomination".

One comprehensive review concluded that singing is rarely used to evaluate AP performance because "of the difficulty of objectively determining the pitch of the sung tone" (p. 348) [3].

"It's a nice thing to have an Australian coach, don't get me wrong, but the assessment was done objectively regardless of nationality," Pulver said.

Data collection included anthropometric measurement, blood pressure measurement, blood analytics, objectively measurement of physical activity, and dietary assessment.

However, it's nearly impossible to look at sex objectively because of the sex education in America.