Sentence examples for subjective notion from inspiring English sources
"subjective notion" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It refers to a personal or individual opinion or understanding of something. It can be used in a variety of contexts to express subjectivity. For example: - "The concept of beauty is a subjective notion, as different people have different standards and preferences." - "Her decision was based on her subjective notion of fairness, rather than objective evidence." - "I can't make a decision based on your subjective notion alone, I need more concrete information."
"Transparency," said Mr Issing last year, "is a rather subjective notion and may have a lot to do with familiarity".
Mark Kozek of Whittier College says: "The data seems to reinforce the subjective notion that Brazil, Spain, Germany and Argentina are the favorites.
Because "the best" is an evaluative and subjective notion, it is difficult to distinguish aristocratic from oligarchic or timocratic governments objectively.
As police officers are the enforcement wing of the government, the subjective notion of what is "tyranny" leaves them particularly vulnerable to gun violence by those who think they are just protecting themselves from an abusive, threatening government.
In recent years, we've seen a trend toward prescribing what someone can or can't say in order to protect a subjective notion of how it makes someone else feel.
Indigenous agricultural and land management practices, documented by historians such as Bruce Pascoe and Bill Gammage, consider drought as a subjective notion – that is, it's a state of mind.
Amazon's reading of the key passage from the file history injects subjective notions into the infringement analysis.
To the present day, subjective notions of the worth of human life have caused and justified the murder, genocide and exploitation of many different groups of people.
"For over 10 years we have had to contend with a misguided 'conveyor-belt theory' analysis that conflates terrorism with subjective notions of extremism and Islamic practices.
Holistic concurrent design is a systematic design methodology for mechatronic systems that formalizes subjective notions of design, resulting in the simplification of the multi-objective constrained optimization process.
In this sense Qwabe's invocation of "violence" exemplifies an intellectual and generational shift away from objective principles of action and expression towards subjective notions of interpretation and feelings.
