Sentence examples for perfect objectivity from inspiring English sources

But most days are slow news days, opinionated journalism is more interesting than the elusive quest for perfect objectivity and CNN is getting absolutely murdered in the ratings.

A boss is supposed to be a competent financial manager, considering the ebbs and flows of money within the company and making financial decisions for the stakeholders with perfect objectivity.

OK, maybe we're not talking perfect objectivity here.

Although many critics have pointed to the impossibility of perfect objectivity, science, it is claimed, is conducted, or at least reported, in a manner that takes the human out of the equation.

As the summarization of data with perfect objectivity in order to obtain abstract representations of measurements such as shown in Figure 4 is quite difficult, analysts tend to depend on personal criteria to judge the importance of each piece of information.

Mr. Lubimov plays it with complete objectivity.

Others recognized the impossibility of complete objectivity.

Although rarely perfect in their objectivity, such top administrators are at least subject to public scrutiny and responsible for the integrity of their decisions.

Roughly speaking, our method of diagnosis increases the validity with respect to actual clinical symptoms but suffers from a decrease in objectivity due to the impossibility of a perfect standardization of diagnostic interviews.

But the 360 Spider, the convertible version of the two-year-old 360 Modena hardtop, is so nearly perfect that it takes great restraint to maintain a veneer of objectivity.

A highly organized closet filled with clothes, a collection of every brand name of cleaning product you can think of, the totally antiseptic kitchen, the cornucopia of processed foods in the refrigerator, the dining room and its empty furniture, views out windows of the perfect neighborhood: all this and much more Ms. Rohrer describes with almost eerie objectivity.