Sentence examples for subjective argument from inspiring English sources

Only in the final chapter, "Enemies of Promise", on the institutionalisation of novelists via university creative writing departments and the internet critical free for all, does Taylor make a powerful, subjective argument.

Of course, this is an incredibly subjective argument to make, and so I simply put it forward as an admission that I go into Swift's music with a certain baseline fulfillment.

We'll have to take our subjective arguments elsewhere.

Despite the subjective arguments, replacement officials called defensive pass interferences more than twice as frequently as the regular crews have done in Week 1.

"I don't want to hurt the incumbents, but I'm not going to accept subjective arguments".

It is, naturally, a subjective debate with strong arguments for and against.

A subjective poetic argument for the phono-acoustic superiority of the phrase is easier to make, as long as one can, as in "Gee-Boy," dissociate sound from meaning.

I realise that, contrary to what the angry people on Twitter would have you believe, most things in this world are subjective and arguments generally have some elements of rectitude on both sides.

I am talking more about the art of discussion, and about considering that each of us is as subjective in our arguments as the other.

The argument that subjective criteria can enrich a (statistical) model rather than disempower its findings due to lack of objectivism is also put forward by Isaac.

The argument that subjective indistinguishability is not transitive derives from the so-called "phenomenal sorites" argument: the possibility that there could be a series of (say) colour samples, arranged in a sequence such that adjacent pairs were subjectively indistinguishable but that the first and last members of the series were distinguishable.