Sentence examples for surely subjective from inspiring English sources

Like good drugs or good sex, it is surely subjective, and different strengths and techniques suit different occasions.

That's surely a subjective measure, but the sheer number of entrants and spectators at the show, and the provenance of its cars and motorcycles, are nonetheless impressive.

The author's emphasis on "memoir" and "lyric essay" were surely little more than subjective opinion ("I'm bored by out-and-out fabrication, by myself and others, bored by invented plots and invented characters").

Such a subjective determination surely renders the race question useless until you get to what may be the Bureau's primary reason for keeping it in the questionnaire: "State governments use the data to determine congressional, state and local voting districts".

But, for people interested in Porsches and Corvettes and Lotuses, the subjective experience of driving is surely what matters most.

In looking for objective properties to a subjective experience, any study will surely have to strike a balance.

Intent is subjective: that the defendant must surely have intended their actions because a reasonable person would, knowing what the defendant knew, have foreseen death as a result, is insufficient.

And yet, while these companies surely did good work, awards like this are based largely on subjective judgments.

So if we are looking to discuss candidates for that most elusive and subjective of concepts – automotive perfection – the E-Type must surely be in with a shout?

But surely the objective listener must recognize that the notion of "thriving" itself is utterly subjective.

Croce takes this to be inevitable: the subjective present is real and has duration; but any attempt to determine its exact size is surely arbitrary.