Sentence examples for with the objectivity from inspiring English sources

Last night's Brussels summit nevertheless sent a very strong signal to anyone with the objectivity to read it properly.

In adapting Thackeray's 1844 book, Kubrick replaces the novel's first-person narration with the objectivity of film and a world-weary third-person narration by Michael Hordern.

In discussing Chekhov's work in art and medicine, Rachel Hajar notes that he portrays his characters with "the objectivity of a scientist and a physician combined with the sensitivity and psychological understanding of an artist".

"It is an extraordinary irony that the only conviction to result from this sorry episode, which caused such pain to Lord Brittan and his widow, and to Lord Bramall and his late wife, is against a media organisation which reported it with the objectivity so lacking in police inquiries".

Boswell analyzed and recorded his own vanity and weakness with the objectivity of a historian, and in his Johnsonian scenes he ruthlessly subordinated his own personality, reporting the blows that Johnson occasionally gave him without constantly reassuring the reader that he understood the implications of what he had written.

The component-form expressions are obtained by using the notion of conjugacy together with the objectivity of the stress power.

In addition to exploring whether the magnitude of proxy-respondent bias is inversely associated with the objectivity-subjectivity dimension of the measures under consideration, other aspects of respondent status should also be considered.

(Of Powell's "Peeping Tom" and Fellini's "8 1/2," Scorsese has declared that they "say everything that can be said about filmmaking, about the process of dealing with film, the objectivity and subjectivity of it, and the confusion between the two").

The picture suggested there of its philosophy by him was one of British empiricism topped up with formal logic (Hume plus Tractatus); by contrast, the strong Neo-Kantian and post-Kantian tendencies concerned with establishing the objectivity claim of science find no mention.

The innocence with which Amos J. Machanic Jr. performs the highly controlled floorwork of his solo "I Wanna Be Ready" is particularly touching, as is the objectivity with which the dancers present the big knockout ensembles.

The Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE) is an approach for student assessment in which aspects of clinical competence are evaluated in a comprehensive, consistent, and structured manner with close attention to the objectivity of the process.