Sentence examples for subjective category from inspiring English sources

It's a subjective category, so submit your own nominations.

This is, of course, a subjective category, because people often have differences of opinion about what they want to be called.

Paul J. Browne, the department's chief spokesman, said "hands on suspect" was a subjective category that "may be reported anytime the officer's hand comes into physical contact with the subject".

Furthermore, scenario traceability is understood as a subjective category depending on the access to information about 'ingredients' and their 'mixing' (e.g., by internals vs. externals).

While the use of objective measures is the most ideal option, where it is not possible, some standardisation of subjective category labels in future sports injury epidemiology studies will help to improve the accuracy of results provided by subjective ground assessments and lead to greater confidence in using the injury risk results to inform injury prevention strategies.

These categories were modified during the procedure to generate a broader and more subjective category system in order to capture the specifics in the data.

It's laudable, but subjective categories can prove tricky.

In the subjective categories of brand cachet and luxury feel, the Lexus has an edge.

"Sorry, but Miley Cyrus has beaten us in fanciability!" Jesy Nelson declaims, referring to one of the game's completely subjective categories, to an unprintable putdown from Jade Thirlwall.

This isn't necessarily the most rigorous study; data on some of the objective factors is hard to obtain for past years, and as much as you might try to rid yourself of hindsight bias for some of the more subjective categories, it's hard to trust yourself to do that when you know how the results turned out.

As Kant demonstrated, subjective consciousness cannot reflect things as they are in themselves, but only as they appear when schematized according to subjective categories.