Sentence examples for our objectivity from inspiring English sources

They appeal to "our objectivity, our sense of fair play, and our distrust of figurative language".

We are aware that being close to the object of study may affect our objectivity during the analysis.

"That shows our objectivity," Ms. Manee said, laughing, when asked about the seeming contradiction.

The process is subtle; indeed, most of us are unaware of how our moods contaminate our objectivity.

"We believe that our single biggest advantage is our objectivity," said Jerry Chafkin, Schwab's executive vice president for investment advice and products.

"Making these products and services available to the broader investment community does not in any way impact our objectivity," the letter said.

1: Is it so hard to imagine? 2: I never tried 1: Me either 2: I wouldn't want to jeopardize the quality of our professional rapport 1: I wouldn't want to compromise the integrity of our mutual objectivity 2: In a way we're a good example of what's going on here.

The Duke steps forward, at what feels like the exact halfway point (the end of Act Three) to speak directly and chorus-like of the responsibility of rule: at this moment, undoubtedly a surrogate for - if not the dramatist himself - then our own critical objectivities, our dawning consciousness.

It also requires us to examine the ideological environment in which we work, for the biases of our sources, our colleagues and our communities can distort our sense of objectivity.

And I do think there is an unspoken contract that writers, particularly nonfiction writers, make with readers--that, despite our prejudices and our crappy memories and our lack of objectivity, we strive to tell a story that is as true as we know how to make it, and that we don't just spew out a bunch of BS to make ourselves look better or settle old scores or sell more books.

"The essence of our success is our independence and objectivity," he says.