Sentence examples for objectivity argument from inspiring English sources

The objectivity argument I wrote about this month continues to simmer.

There are two main (related) replies to the objectivity argument, the first of which is to bite the bullet and deny that causation is objective.

J.C.A. Gaskin challenges the first premise of the argument from moral objectivity, arguing that it must be shown why absolute and objective morality entails that morality is commanded by God, rather than simply a human invention.

His 58 pages of often tedious footnotes don't do much to lend his argument objectivity or balance.

First, there is the argument from objectivity, which maintains that any relativization of causal relations to descriptions, models, or defaults is incompatible with the objectivity of causation.

The necessary communication skills, she feels, are quite different from those that journalists must possess, for, in journalism, her impression is that time constraints and the need to make stories "sexy" often take priority over objectivity and a balanced argument.

And this sort of objectivity is the real argument for diversity in newsrooms -- the need to ensure that we have people in place who can tell a greater range of stories, so that we collectively see and understand the breadth of the American experience.

By undermining many of the traditional arguments for objectivity, the internet may thus cause a wider "Foxification" of news and a return to the more opinionated and partisan media landscape of the 18th and early 19th centuries.

J.L. Mackie (1977) famously criticizes this picture of moral properties in his extended argument against the objectivity of ethics.

That is what objectivity means, going with the best arguments and bodies of evidence one has at the moment.

Objectivity features prominently in the private language argument.