Sentence examples for this kind of objectivity from inspiring English sources

This kind of objectivity does not make probability a feature of the world or a theoretical construct based on facts of nature.

For discussion of this kind of objection see (consciousness) Nagel 1969, Searle 1990, (inferential promiscuity) Evans 1981, Stich, (objectivity) Wiggins 1997, George 1990, Higginbotham 1991, and Barber 2001.

And the kind of objectivity even more rare in Washington than in City Hall.

This notion of objectivity is clearly quite weak, and it falls well short of the kind of objectivity attributed to true statements in some strongly realist theories of truth.

So, likelihoods based on composite statistical hypotheses fail to possess the kind of objectivity that likelihoodists require.

There is this kind of movement from objectivity to subjectivity that is interesting to me in relation to who these speakers are, and why it's so important for them to tell their stories, and why their stories still remain so hidden to us today.

(yes, you can be in love with a place) and so there is no way I can write about this camp with any kind of objectivity.

This claim to a certain kind of objectivity is a feature of all response-dependence theories.

The museum is supposedly trying to make decisions with some kind of objectivity.

'When you drink a glass of your own wine, if you have any kind of palate at all you can judge it with some kind of objectivity.

Now I am incapable of looking back at my fleeting meeting with him with any kind of objectivity, I am bound to apply, with hindsight, some special significance to his fragility, meekness and humility.