Sentence examples for pretension to objectivity from inspiring English sources

In a world filled with mass murderers like Bashar Assad and Kim Jong Un, who continues to starve his people to death, French eviscerates any pretension to objectivity when he says, quoting a Belgian scholar, that Kagame is "probably the worst war criminal in office today".

Yet they, too, are part of what makes an idea influential.Besides, despite academia's pretensions to objectivity, it is as subject to political considerations as any area of human endeavour.

Didion, who famously concluded her preface to Slouching Towards Bethlehem by reminding her readers that "writers are always selling somebody out", has become impatient with the American press's pretensions to objectivity.

"They have no pretense to objectivity.

Thompson makes no pretension to realism.

There's no pretension to him".

The pretension to science has far-reaching consequences.

The ROM decreased more during extension because there was no cord pretension to overcome the stiffness of the spacer.

However, removing the cord pretension decreased ROM and disc stress at the adjacent levels during extension because there was no cord pretension to overcome the stiffness of the spacer, even for the softer spacers used in the DecDyNL0.8 model.

He owes nothing to objectivity".

Beware of all claims to objectivity.