Sentence examples for supposedly objective from inspiring English sources

In recent decades new challenges have been mounted to the supposedly objective study of the past.

But since 1944, admission had been by a supposedly objective "intelligence" test, not an academic exam.

And this is from the dictionary – a supposedly objective source of information.

The mission is to embed propaganda messages in supposedly objective reports.

Critics, drawing on that peculiar US reverence for supposedly objective measurement, have revealed increases of 21% in stories quoting anonymous sources and 3.7% in "readability" or "dumbing down".

Over the past couple of decades medical professionals have amply demonstrated the influence money can have in a supposedly objective, scientific field.

Gee presents a lucid introductory account of cladistics, touting its supposedly more objective methods over traditional evolutionary systematics.

Honest self-assessment is a challenge for any business, and it is one reason that management consultants are sometimes engaged at considerable expense to provide a supposedly more objective and unbiased take on the state of the organization's operations.

Under Mr. Spitzer, the attorney general's office became a muscular, widely feared force on Wall Street, shining a spotlight on longstanding abuses, like the doctoring of research reports by stock analysts, who were supposedly offering objective information to the public, to help their investment banking colleagues win business.

At the time I made my original forecast, sovereigns across the globe were accumulating massive levels of public debt, unprecedented in economic history, with supposedly two objectives in mind: 1).

But she raises questions that NPR, supposedly sober and objective, should answer.