Sentence examples for older objective from inspiring English sources

"Right" in its older, objective sense means "what is just" or "what is fair" (Finnis 1980, 206).

It's the kind of self-deception we engage in when we play a game, or when we believe in fiction: we invest it with emotional reality for the good it provides, without ever believing it's "real" in the boring old objective sense of the word.

Reducing the number and complexity of these questions is an old objective in this field.

Obama just gave you a new reason you can exploit to advance an old objective, and you're taking advantage of it.

A new strategy for an old objective!

He and Mr Adams presented each move away from the old objectives as an advance for their people.

Is Afghan forces being "in the lead" in a war, in their country, that by the date Petraeus mentions will be thirteen years old, an objective in itself?

Old-fashioned objective truth did make a brief reappearance when Kahn and I visited the quality-assurance lab deep in the bowels of the Bell center.

They are epic issues, demanding such dramatic solutions that it is easy to forget the gentler, quieter genre of design projects, which fulfill the old-fashioned objective of improving our quality of life.

It's not a description of your professional goals as in the old-fashioned "objective" statement.

Of course, the single biggest issue with the old-fashioned objective statement is that no one really cares what your objective is.