Sentence examples for subjective style from inspiring English sources
In 1970 Thompson introduced his subjective style of reporting with the article "The Kentucky Derby Is Decadent and Depraved," in which he was a central part of the story.
She considers and excludes the possibility that the change is due to a move towards a more subjective style, and the possibility that scientific discourse is becoming more personal and author-centred.
"Rather than basing its clothing on the subjective fashion trends, looks and style, Ya Joe bases its product on the analytic characteristics of apparel that tech guys actually care about.
Lewis is swinging for the fences here, too, but the subjective editing style is all over the place.
But Dr. Edelman's highly subjective analytic style put him at variance with the prevailing orthodoxy in contemporary American political science.
The use of a highly subjective prose style to express personal states of mind is Bunyan's first creative achievement, but he also had at his disposal the more traditional style he used in sermons, treatises, and scriptural exposition.
First, among the widespread neuronal network of AVH-related activations, the signals from the bilateral IFG correlated strongly with the SRH, independently of the subjective interpretation style, loudness of AVHs and the dose of antipsychotic medication.
Some also indulge a super-subjective reviewing style that makes it abundantly clear that one person's tastes and prejudices are at the centre of the enterprise – prime-period Melody Maker 86ish-93ishh), for example.
Throughout the paper, we call this subjective tendency "prescribing style".
So the Tucson's main standout feature is a subjective one: its styling.
