Sentence examples for oddly subjective from inspiring English sources

Price is an oddly subjective factor to be up in arms about too, and considering we happily pay $5 a day for a Starbucks latte or drop $2 for an app whose sole purpose is to make fart noises, who the fuck are any of us to lecture on what costs too much?

Part of the difficulty in discussing whether an attempt at humour is edgy or just infantile is that reactions to comedy are subjective – a fact that is oddly often forgotten by fans and critics.

Oddly enough, whereas the patients fairly consistently reported more subjective benefits at the 40 mg dose of suvorexant, that were both statistically and possibly clinically significant benefits (30 mg if age≥65 years), the polysomnographic data for 40 mg showed unimpressive advantages at the end of 4 weeks compared to the lower doses, and the adverse effects were distinctly more common.

This emphasis on the subjective also makes the amnesiac effect of sleep drugs oddly advantageous to those who manufacture them: the drugs inhibit people from creating memories of waking during the night.

Built around a single central consciousness, they take on a subjective, modern, confessional tone that gives them immediacy and an oddly American flavor.

Oddly, the SEC seems to prefer the threesome's rating method, an amalgam of objective and subjective evaluations.

Oddly fascinating.

Oddly, space.

Oddly, no.

Oddly no.

Oddly unconfident.