Sentence examples for using subjective language from inspiring English sources

Avoid using subjective language.

Even if supported by some underlying facts, the articles, particularly the one about Senator John McCain, used subjective language and stated the reporters' conclusions as fact.

Use subjective language to make this clear: 'In my opinion…" not "…this is a fact".

Keep it factual, rather than using flowery or subjective language.

And among those, emails using positive words and subjective language earned the most replies.

Clarice Lispector (1920-1977) used the sprawling, multi-layered metropolis of Rio de Janeiro like James Joyce used Dublin, as a canvas for her poetic images and original, deeply subjective language.

Linguistic bias: To measure linguistic bias, we use a lexicon-based approach and syntactic annotations to detect abstract and subjective language as proposed by Otterbacher [12].

In other words the "being-in-the-world of the Negro" as Sartre defined Négritude using Heideggerian language is "subjective" while class is "objective": the notion of race is concrete and particular, Sartre writes, while that of class is universal and abstract; in the terminology of Karl Jaspers the first resorts to "comprehension" while the latter resorts to "intellection" (1976, 59).

Its terminology became dry, esoteric and professional, deliberately stripped of the subjective language of feelings.

Working with patients, and building on our prior experience with conversational assistants, we designed and developed a prototype system that helps heart failure patients record objective and subjective observations using spoken natural language conversation.

Avoid using boring language.