Sentence examples for viewed objectively from inspiring English sources

And can these celluloid relationships really be viewed objectively?

But viewed objectively, the overwhelming sense one gets is of the commonness of the goals.

He also said that Brooks's "anger" about a separate dawn raid months later in their Oxfordshire home was "not justified" when viewed objectively.

In Brigham City, King asserts the Court found that "as long as the circumstances, viewed objectively, justify the action," the Fourth Amendment is satisfied.

Thus, Paramount would have us hold that only if the value of Paramount's offer were determined to be clearly inferior to the value created by management's plan to merge with Warner could the offer be viewed — objectively — as a threat.

"Music subscription services providers are all losing money, and that is going to remain the case until they find a way to monetise a worldwide user base," claims the report, which also suggests that despite its popularity in the US, "Pandora — when viewed objectively as a business — is in dire straits".

"In viewing objectively the destructive effects of a financial and economic order based on the primacy of the market and profit, which has failed to put the human being and the common good at the heart of the economy, one must recognise the systemic failures of this order and the need for a new financial and economic order".

The benefits humans and society can derive from biophysical processes cannot be viewed as objectively existing "out there", but as entangled in social and political processes.

Although Du Fu's frequent references to his own difficulties can give the impression of an all-consuming solipsism, Hawkes argues that his "famous compassion in fact includes himself, viewed quite objectively and almost as an afterthought".

During the structural analysis the text is viewed as objectively as possible by decontextualising the units of meaning from the text as a whole, thus the text parts are considered as independently as possible from their context in the text [ 4, 23].

Another concurred, saying that through self-assessment, "students will be made to consider how teachers would grade their works and that would lead students to see their works from teachers' point of view objectively".