Sentence examples for seeking objectivity from inspiring English sources

Beginning with the street protests in Iran after the disputed 2009 presidential elections and reaching its most recent form in Syria, the news has been shaped not only by the close observation of outsiders, seeking objectivity under an array of restrictions and sometimes mortal perils, but also by activists on the ground with a far more direct political agenda: regime change.

"Rational" politics became a discursive leitmotiv [72 Metzler, p 209 10], and in this rationality could mean both seeking objectivity and the best solution as well as enabling people to decide on a free, reasoned and "enlightened" basis.

Flaubert sought objectivity above all else in his writing: "The author, in his work, must be like God in the Universe, present everywhere and visible nowhere".

The New York Times newsroom isn't too friendly to reporters who seek objectivity and accuracy in their stories, either.

Because it is futile to seek objectivity in people's perceptions, it would not be sound to use those perceptions to determine whether the HCW's choice was informed, and thus whether they have taken on the duty to treat.

The Blue Riders are interrupted by a room of works from a different period: paintings done in the 1920s by artists seeking a "New Objectivity" or Neue Sachlikeit.

The partner seeking third-party objectivity will likely employ a belief system that assigns rightness, virtue or greater morality to their position and therefore, will not be seeking some true compromise, but instead acquiescence by their mate to what must be the right way.

Objectivity of science Science seeks the objective truth.

Given that OSCEs seek to deliver objectivity and transparency in the assessment process, this to some extent explains why they are acceptable to medical students [ 21] and to qualified doctors [ 48].

The importance of Internet-based information seeking raises questions about the objectivity and quality of online information sources, which have been addressed not only by several studies [ 33- 37], but also by participants in this survey (Table  2) – addressing the low quality of online information as an obstacle for coping via Internet.

In approaching the issue I make no excuses in being biased in favour of scientific, egalitarian and humanistic values through seeking to bring some measure of objectivity to bear on the subject.