Sentence examples for show of objectivity from inspiring English sources

Rather than transmute dark-ages Britain into Middle-earth, Ishiguro gives us what is ostensibly a historical novel – and yet the narrator's show of objectivity, garnished as it is with seemingly authoritative allusions to the iron age and Roman roads, is itself a deception.

Surrounded by "before" and "after" posters, in which Adam's eyes have been blanked out, in a show of anonymity and objectivity (he is literally and psychologically erased), Evelyn claims to have created both a new, more pleasing, more successful exterior and an increasingly "morally questionable" interior.

He may help dispel the image of the CBS Evening News as a liberal bastion by keeping the show in the Walter Cronkite tradition of objectivity, which may help lure some new viewers.

The challenge for proponents of traditional views of objectivity consists in showing how specific features of their favorite conception of objectivity (e.g., value freedom) secure the epistemic authority of science independent of contextual constraints, and how these features have been used at all times for supporting the credibility of scientific claims.

Our study has shown that at least some measure of objectivity in the assessment is achieved by using ultrasonography.

They say Dr. Graham would be a worrying addition to an administration they contend has already shown a penchant for disguising political decisions in a veil of objectivity.

Perhaps not, though; perhaps some clever argument will still show that agent-relativity is incompatible with some important and independent notion of objectivity.

Table 1 shows the means and SD of the number of cognitive reappraisals, negative appraisals and level of objectivity for both call-outs.

A feeling of objectivity.

I believe in the ideal of objectivity".

There is such a lack of objectivity.