Sentence examples for subjective conclusions from inspiring English sources

He stands 5ft 10in and weighs 165lb.Worse than your inaccuracies are your subjective conclusions.

The five Cibachrome images here are, as usual, untitled, since Mr. Newton prefers to let viewers come to their own subjective conclusions.

An empathetic viewer may draw many subjective conclusions as to Mantegna's thoughts and emotions by looking carefully at his paintings.

Instead of offering up subjective conclusions, strive to provide factual information that's not already available on the restaurant's website.

The Report found a "willingness to allow subjective beliefs and values to guide scientific conclusions," the use of "subjective conclusions, vague temporal and geographic references, and questionable mathematic calculations," and "misconduct [that] arose from incomplete and biased evaluation and from blurring the line between exploration and advocacy through research".

In recognition of the value of clinical data and the relevance of such information to the needs of longevity medicine practitioners, the journal's format will include observations, case reports, new techniques, subjective conclusions and opinions, letters, and relevant articles.

It is unclear why Imus said the Gospel of Judas might portray Jesus as a gay man, since finding a correlation in the text would be a highly subjective conclusion.

Why is the decision to request aid in dying in the face of a subjective conclusion that one's life is no longer worth living (and in full cognizance of the facts about one's circumstances) a denial, rather than an affirmation, of dignity?

When it comes to non-personal and non-subjective conclusions, I find myself in full agreement with Mr. Russell.

In view of the previous studies on uncontrollable construction cost, which mostly were based on the practical experiences and subjective speculating, the conclusions were empirical and lack of data support.

Identification of the exact points of branching and re-entering appeared to be highly subjective, and no conclusions could be drawn from the schematic vessels courses.