Sentence examples for true and objective from inspiring English sources

Without testing them by means of prediction, how do we know they are true and objective approximations?

His eye is true and objective, evaluating everything from prep stations in the kitchen to demeanor of servers to table linens in the dining room.

This creation of order implied classifying the world into linguistic categories that provide us with true and objective knowledge of the world.

This is not true, because Moritz's conception of the beauty of an individual work of art is that it is an intimation of the true and objective order of nature as a whole, while Kant's notion of purposiveness without purpose is that of a subjective state of mind in which our mental powers of imagination and understanding are in a free harmony that does not by itself represent anything at all.

When a HuffPost reporter on Capitol Hill Tuesday asked King about his retweet of a neo-Nazi, the congressman said all of his tweets are "true and objective".

He argues that Kant's use of this conception blurs the distinction between 'the psychological faculty of making judgments and inferences' and that which is 'true and objective'.

It said, "There exist serious questions about the conduct, true nature and objectives of the flotilla organizers, particularly I.H.H".

The majority of the flotilla participants had no violent intentions, but there exist serious questions about the conduct, true nature and objectives of the flotilla organisers," it said.

Lévi-Strauss concluded that linguistics had achieved the stature of a true science, universal and objective, penetrating beneath the surface of appearances to the basic mechanics of nature.

That is no doubt true, and a desirable objective.

The contemporary British political philosopher Martin Cohen has offered the more historically telling example of Biblical injunctions in favour of torture and slavery as evidence of how religious injunctions follow political and social customs, rather than vice versa, but also noted that the same tendency seems to be true of supposedly dispassionate and objective philosophers.