Sentence examples for some sort of objective from inspiring English sources

"I thought maybe he'd give me some sort of objective learning as to what I was going through," he said.

I'm concerned (and middle-age) and would be interested in some sort of objective test to determine presence of plaque or whatever it is that causes Alzheimer's.

So you ask the baby: "Where's the baby?" and the baby, who is having a hard enough time learning how to say basic one syllable words, now has to imagine itself as some sort of objective third party?

Well it was tied up with PIP payments and all that kind of thing as well so we thought, good practices do it, we should you know, maintain some sort of objective standard I suppose.

Missing out on the cash resulted in necessary layoffs at the Californian studio which was behind the surprisingly excellent South Park: The Stick Of Truth earlier in 2014 and had Ars Technica calling for an end to such a bonus system, writing: "Publishers… are using [Metacritic] improperly as some sort of final, objective arbiter for the quality of games its developers are putting out".

Missing out on the cash resulted in necessary layoffs at the Californian studio – which was behind the surprisingly excellent South Park: The Stick Of Truth earlier in 2014 – and had Ars Technica calling for an end to such a bonus system, writing: "publishers... are using [Metacritic] improperly as some sort of final, objective arbiter for the quality of games its developers are putting out".

A lot of these magazines are in this way dedicated to evaluating women on some sort of quasi-objective scale.

(As did Heinrich Boltzmann, Peirce came to hold that in the place of the principle of universal causation, some sort of principle involving objective "chance," that is to say objective randomness, is needed as an objective feature of the physical world).

But it raised more questions than it answered about just what makes a good book, how to evaluate one book against another and whether it is at all possible to come to some sort of fair and objective decision.

These philosophers support their intuitions by appeal to a moral order that pervades the universe, some sort of moral essence or objective demand from the noumenal or transcendental realm.

Notice how Faith claims the sort of objective authority you'd expect to find in third-person narration.