Sentence examples for subjective interpreters from inspiring English sources

In other words, in this study, the informants and areas of study were purposively sampled in order for the researchers to elicit the local picture or situation of TUSEME process in Rwanda, allowing the researchers their legitimate position as subjective interpreters of the research phenomena (Spradley, 1979).

The more subjective the interpretation the more likely that the interpreter can be influenced by the results of the reference standard in interpreting the index test and vice versa.

The first restraint on subjective distortion is the interpreter's own common sense; the last is the reaction of the text itself: "what are you trying to make of me?" The interpreter's freedom is inextricable from the interpreter's respect and responsibility, in Hamann's view.

In contrast with the Recorder Voice, the Appraiser Voices (Interpreter and Adjudicator) employ language that is more explicitly evaluative, thus bringing the subjective views of the authorial voice to the surface of the text (Coffin 2006, 152).

It also requires skilled interpreters; i.e. a neurophysiologist, who could be prone to subjective judgment and error.

In a subjective way.

Memories are subjective.

It's so subjective".

Judgment is always subjective.

It's subjective.

That is very subjective".