Sentence examples for perfectly objective from inspiring English sources

And just as statements about electrons and planets are made true or false by the objects with which they are concerned and these objects' perfectly objective properties, so are statements about numbers and sets.

But in documenting their lives, I can be perfectly objective.

Fair enough, Blackburn says, but partial truths can still be perfectly objective.

"It might make him perfectly objective or it might mean he's showing too much empathy," he said.

Until we can find perfectly objective robots to conduct these polls, asking 100% neutral questions and communicating them to you the reader with 100% neutrality, well, we've got a polling problem on our hands.

But it does mean that no one is able to be perfectly objective, and so we should humbly accept that although objective truth is worth striving for, none of us could claim to have fully attained it.

Prosecutors, like all lawyers, want to win, a perfectly legitimate objective.

Hodge said: "It is deeply depressing to find greedy individuals exploiting a perfectly proper government objective, to line their pockets.

This may sound like dystopian science fiction, but it's also a perfectly reasonable political objective for someone of Thiel's class position.

** An attack on a nuclear power plant would seem to fulfill, almost perfectly, Al Qaeda's objective of using America's technology against it.

An attack on a nuclear power plant would seem to fulfill, almost perfectly, Al Qaeda's objective of using America's technology against it.