Sentence examples for objectivity and reason from inspiring English sources

George Monbiot described the move as "total nonsense, pure reductionist gobbledegook, dressed up in the language of objectivity and reason".

Derived from the Bauhaus aesthetic of mass production, design embodied the values of standardization, normativity, objectivity and reason.

When you see Alastair Campbell berating someone for being a bully, manipulating the truth, and bending the facts to suit a political agenda, and when you see a representative of the Daily Mail proclaiming objectivity and reason in their editorial decisions, it's pretty difficult to be anything other than despairing about the quality of public discourse in this country.

The first is that this assessment is total nonsense, pure reductionist gobbledegook, dressed up in the language of objectivity and reason, but ascribing prices to emotional responses: prices, which, for all the high-falutin' language it uses, can only be arbitrary.

Contemporary philosophies of the latter type are said to rest on the notions of Objectivity and Reason.

A more controversial analytic feminist response that fits into (3) is Martha Nussbaum's defense of concepts and standards of objectivity and reason.

Do mainstream philosophical conceptions of objectivity, knowledge, and reason reflect an androcentric perspective (Bordo 1987; Code 1991; Flax 1983; Rooney 1991)?

He went on, "Ian has gone from someone who was a little bit promiscuous and flirtatious when it came to Gaia — slightly overawed impressions of the numinous — to someone who has, very sternly and brilliantly, committed himself to the integrities of objectivity, evidence, reason, and investigation".

He went on, "Ian has gone from someone who was a little bit promiscuous and flirtatious when it came to Gaia slightly overawed impressions of the numinous to someone who has, very sternly and brilliantly, committed himself to the integrities of objectivity, evidence, reason, and investigation".

Central to this "spirit," for Fichte, is an uncompromising insistence upon the practical certainty of human freedom and a thoroughgoing commitment to the task of providing a transcendental account of ordinary experience that could explain the objectivity and necessity of theoretical reason (cognition) in a manner consistent with the practical affirmation of human liberty.

When we dig beneath his rhetoric of reason, rationality, science and objectivity and combat against religion and illusions, what we find is little more than an inflated arrogant euro-centric ego.