Sentence examples for purportedly objective from inspiring English sources
Viewed in this light, the question of who belongs at Stuyvesant High School cannot be resolved by Mr Bloomberg's deference to a purportedly objective test.
True, this raises the question: how can the mechanisms of a prize, a purportedly objective measure of quality, be applied to an art form so blatantly dependent on a subjective, intimate exchange?
This, in turn, has prompted a backlash from politicians and critics who sniff bias in purportedly objective fact-checking.While not yet chastened, the fact-checkers have done their best to stick to debunking the most easily identifiable fibs.
It is one thing for committed religious thinkers to insist that scripture must always and everywhere apply literally, but it is ludicrous for purportedly objective scholars to do so.
The issue of private collectors' taste versus the purportedly more objective aesthetics of large public art institutions is thrown into relief by two important recent developments in London.
In the majority of QoL studies, an association is attempted between objective clinical indices that quantify functional status and a series of quality dimensions that purportedly reflect QoL.
"Look," Mr Rourke purportedly wrote.
Now, the problem had purportedly been solved.
Other purportedly green rankings seem equally backward.
