Sentence examples for subjective points from inspiring English sources

This classification does not offer a quantitative evaluation because this would be subject to considerable variation due to the subjective points of view.

Simon Welsford's low-budget thriller Jetsam juggles flashbacks with Rashomon-like subjective points of view.

The epistolary novel's reliance on subjective points of view makes it the forerunner of the modern psychological novel.

And the book is shaped as a musical counterpoint of subjective points of view, rendered in lyrical stream-of-consciousness monologues.

Philip Bosco, Blair Brown and Michael Cumpsty bring a contagious fierceness to their characters' quests, and what is effectively a shifting dance of subjective points of view, that keeps the evening from drifting into the ether of abstraction.

This means that the scientific outlook, if it aspires to a more complete understanding of nature, must expand to include theories capable of explaining the appearance in the universe of mental phenomena and the subjective points of view in which they occur – theories of a different type from any we have seen so far.

"From my subjective point of view, I thought an awful lot of those balls were strikes," Harlan Chamberlain said.

Semantic differentials are frequently used to investigate sounds from a subjective point of view.

In evaluating information from a subjective point of view, the interviewer is attempting primarily to assess feelings and attitudes.

The adaptation is done by statistically evaluating the results from an objective and a subjective point of view.

Masuji Ono, a respected artist in the 30s and during the war but now retired, is garrulously recalling the past, from a highly subjective point of view.