Sentence examples for think objective from inspiring English sources

Against such a position, an objectivist may ask why we should think objective goods are incommensurable: If X and Y are both objectively good, then why not say that the statement 'X is better than Y' (or a more restrictive comparative statement specifying respects or circumstances) is objectively true or false, even if this is difficult to know?

Having taken their side, however, Cornwell, a British journalist who directs the Science and Human Dimension Project at Jesus College, Cambridge, seems strangely eager to be thought objective, using his own difficult journey of faith to boost his credentials.

Watching them, I think their objective is extremely clear.

"I think the objective is how do you help Malema?

"I think the objective here is to address his disorder," Mr. Johnson said.

"But I think the objective is to get something that works for everybody.

"I think any objective person watching this is going to come away saying this is confusing at best".

Where our slump is concerned, we are not out of the woods yet – so I think the objective here will be to not lose too badly.

Some of them think that objective would be threatened by independence, because they see it as divisive, and others think that Westminster can't be trusted to deliver it without the shock of a yes.

Responding to my suggestion that she must run a grass-roots campaign in part because she won't have support from banks, Warren said: "That's absolutely true if you think the objective is to win.

"Until someone stops him from shooting outside the paint, I think the objective is you shoot a higher percentage closer to the basket and if he can dunk them all, then he'll dunk them all," Smith said, adding that he would like to see Howard develop a go-to move followed by countermoves.