Sentence examples for objectivity for from inspiring English sources

The baby, like many a great philosopher, is highly dubious of object permanence, or even objectivity for that matter.

"Objectivity," for example, frames a white male subjectivity as the norm (thus "objective"), rendering racialized (non-white) and genderized (non-male) subjectivity as the "other," as lacking credibility.

Tom Kent, the standards editor for The Associated Press, wrote a strong defense of objectivity for the Ethical Journalism Network.

Although no literary prize can claim scientific objectivity for its judgments, one might be suspicious of a trophy given by Amazon.

This speaks well of his critical objectivity, for Sir Peter is not politically correct, cannot be bothered with cricket and is certainly not left-wing.

The approach also seems to offer a degree of objectivity for politically charged issues, even if the author's underlying position remains evident.

For instance, one might argue that fictionalists cannot account for the objectivity of mathematics (for responses to this, see Field (1980 , 1989 1998) and Balaguer (2009)).

Although research interference in daily care should be avoided for objectivity reasons, for the project leader this was not the main argument.

A16 Public Broadcasting Monitor A researcher retained secretly by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting chairman to monitor the "Now" program with Bill Moyers for political objectivity worked for 20 years at a journalism center founded by the American Conservative Union and a conservative columnist, an official said.

This is not an optimal scenario for the objectivity required for scientific reporting.

Mr. Kramer said he believed that the paid-for reviews and listings in the new publications would not taint the reputation for objectivity of the company's flagship.