Sentence examples for to keep objectivity from inspiring English sources

"That simply isn't the case, and I think that trying to keep objectivity about the range of journalism and about the quality of much of our newspaper journalism is an important part of the story as well," he said.

Having written the play and then directed it in Baltimore, I should be able to keep objective and subjective but I find my objectivity ebbing away.

Stephen Batten, QC, for Norris, told the jury to keep their objectivity in the five-week case.

"It's important for me to keep my objectivity," Osborn said.

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Much of the discussion of the critic/artist relationship here has focused on how intimate the critic should be with the artistic community, and a consensus seems to have formed (amongst the Guardian's theatre hacks at least) that ideally critics are in dialogue with artists but need to keep our distance to maintain objectivity.

You have to keep striving for separation and objectivity while not repressing the raw emotion, which is so important to sublimate in the prose.

Mr. Friedman may have felt constrained by the show's aspirations to objectivity, and as a result tried to keep from imposing his own personality on the songs; the result is a score without much character.

Throughout, she was determined to keep her medical condition private, fearful that readers would question the objectivity of her findings, particularly her chapters about links between pesticides and cancer.

Having failed to keep my imaginary newspaper afloat, I got on the phone with Lundén to talk about the game, journalistic objectivity, media cynicism, and why I will never, ever get far very far in Westport Independent.

News organizations have little reason to keep quiet; unlike a company selling industrial equipment, a company selling news depends, for its survival, on the perception of objectivity and credibility.