Sentence examples for subjective claim from inspiring English sources
The Coors Light campaign's fanciful superlative of "world's most refreshing beer" is what is known in the advertising industry as puffery, a subjective claim that cannot be substantiated because of its broadness.
While we can put to one side the idea that the charts are "rubbish these days" based on their content – a subjective claim that teens have heard from their parents for more than half a century – there's a sense that even as the official charts slowly adapt to changing times, they could be losing the battle to stay relevant.
Whether it's worth the wait may be a more subjective claim, but I'd have to say it was.
The overall effect was to create a giant loophole, by which an applicant's subjective claim that he was in pain, or mentally incapacitated, would be enough to claim disability.
The playback startup time — during which network quality is measured — felt just a couple seconds longer than from the web version, but that's an entirely subjective claim: I never actually timed it on either the SMP-N100 or the Mac Mini.
They paid a price because they didn't allow someone from marketing to cherry-pick results and mix in subjective claims.
Other plaintiffs' lawyers have largely taken aim at food products marketed as "healthy" or "natural," subjective claims that can be easily disputed by expert witnesses.
Despite the need for further clarifications and development of the new concept, it would be premature and unjust to discredit entransy, based on limited and subjective claims, as if the 'already established' concepts and methodologies are perfect, and do not need alternatives and innovations, as if further progress is not needed.
"As a scientist, I'm skeptical of subjective claims," said Sisley.
Thank goodness SSDI can fill this void, since because of its non-specificity of symptoms, health insurance companies often turn down these highly subjective claims.
Many have been vocal with issues that range from subjective claims, such as a perceived inferior experience on Grab, and also more quantifiable concerns that include higher pricing and longer waits for a ride.
