Sentences with phrase «objectivity when»

Because sometimes there is no objectivity when it comes to a games length.

As always, this is our subjective view on these models because, you know, there's no objectivity when it comes to design.

Despite his seen - it - all veneer, Scalia finds it difficult to maintain objectivity when he falls in love with Bo.

The fact that we have not strongly challenged for the league for a while has made the media to lack objectivity when analyzing Arsenal and this is not helped by our away form keeping us out of the top 4 now.

For Malcolm there was no place for moderation or disinterested objectivity when one's freedom is at stake.

As well, I was instructed in seminary that this was the only way to maintain objectivity when providing counsel and instruction.

Roque explains the importance of objectivity when considering individual stocks.

He explains the importance of objectivity when considering individual stocks or analyzing the market overall.

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Right now, for instance, is a good example of when to exert your objectivity.

That's not going to help the network's argument that it encourages objectivity — all it's going to do is exacerbate criticism that CNN accepts bias only when it bends in a specific political direction.

More than 25 years later, the logic behind Chapter 19 still applies; the U.S. court system remains expensive, slow and unreliable when it comes to objectivity.

The problem is that when a religion gets in the way people lose objectivity in weighing the value of various types of evidence.

We have been chasing our tails for a long time when it comes to self - knowledge, and the whole human / non-human distinction evades us, especially when we are attempting to be «objective,» because we tend to think that true objectivity is possible and even desirable, when in fact true objectivity doesn't exist.

When we became romantically interested in each other, I think we were a little concerned that we would lose our objectivity.

Today we can see that Kierkegaard could dialectically limit «objectivity» and «subjectivity» to the level of antithetical categories because he still lived in an historical time when subjectivity could be known as indubitably Christian.

Practitioners of disciplines that pride themselves on their objectivity and neutrality sometimes make pronouncements on matters of ultimate human concern, but when they do so they invariably introduce assumptions not warranted by their purely empirical or purely rational methods.

Professional theologians today hesitate to share their experience, fearing lest the pure objectivity and the transcendent reference point of their God thoughts be thereby obscured; but this is a great pity, for when they define their role merely in ecclesiastical or academic terms, thus in effect hiding behind their official identity, it renders their theology at best enigmatic and at worst downright boring.

Here, the psychic act of distancing was applied to that quality of experience which gives rise to man's sense of the normative, and this was conceived as standing over against man, possessing just the objectivity that belongs to a visual form when it is distanced in aesthetic experience.

When one senses Schuller's delightful ability to laugh at himself and to maintain a vigorous kind of personal objectivity, one is reassured.

Educational Guidance encourages both parents and educators to face the issue of homosexuality in «all objectivity» when it arises.

To answer this question requires rigorous reflection as to what is meant by subjectivity, especially when it is contrasted with objectivity.

The interesting part of the idea to me was that if the «church» is the prodigal son then those of us that feel we are staying true to the gospel and serving the Father through tolerance, objectivity, and humanitarian efforts might be pissy when the «church» comes back home to the Father.

Usually when we have a wide field we rejoice, for we then see masses of truth together, and often get glimpses of relations which we divine rather than see, for they shoot beyond the field into still remoter regions of objectivity, regions which we seem rather to be about to perceive than to perceive actually.

We have fortunately got beyond the media mood of the sixties, when for a time the pernicious idea spread that, perfect objectivity being impossible, reporters should discard timid ideals of balance and impartiality and engage openly in «advocacy journalism.»

Sadly, the fairness and objectivity he shows in five of his six chapters is cast aside in chapter three when he mounts a defense of gender - neutral Bible translations.

Marsden notes how ironic it is that Christians are rigorously judged against the standard of rational objectivity at a time when the very possibility of rational objectivity — as an inheritance of the Enlightenment — is under widespread attack.

i feel your post, there is no objectivity in some hate posts about wenger, he does have his fault but they try to show him as a moron when he surely is more intelligent than the most football fans

«When you finally get a little objectivity, you don't take it so personally.»

It is not that crisis does not require man management, but the man management when driving for growth needs higher degree of ruthlessness, objectivity and team building skills.

It seems when it comes to Arsenal and criticism once it comes especially from certain people all logic and objectivity go out the window and its all men to battle stations.

The reason I've returned here is because when you're writing for other people, you usually have to have a measure of objectivity.

@starghazzar, u would do wel to actually read what i wrote, he has no integrity because of the manner in which he wheeled away and played to the french crowd and afterwards showed no remorse but border line contempt when being interviewed, understandably you are well outside this debate but what you hav written is nonsense, it was ball to hand twice and since when did winning at any cost when your teams being outplayed become something to defend im a lifelong arsenal fan and irishman and while i will always appreciate what henry did while at arsenal any1 with a brain and objectivity will admit his actions since that handball hav exposed a lack of sportsmanship and integrity.....

And, in the spirit of reason and objectivity, the evidence of the owners strategic leadership failures when it comes to acquiring coaching talent can be summed up in four words: Slaven Bilic, David Moyes.

The popular ideal of «objectivity» in learning is misguided when applied to elementary school children.

Purely in the interests of objectivity perhaps he ought to listen to «Irish Blood, English Heart» in which Morrissey sings - «I've been dreaming of a time when the English are sick to death of Labour and Tories»... Quoting Morrissey again, at some stage in the first half of 2010 for Alex it will surely be a case of «Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now».

Even Adair Turner, who on all other topics is a model of objectivity, ignores recent developments when discussing climate change, in the section of his letter to the Treasury summarising recent developments.

Speaking to Citi News, National Chairman of the PNC, Bernard Mornah said Dr. Mahama's decision to be an ambassador at large will limit his objectivity on national issues, particularly when he had condemned same in the past, and also failed to inform the party.

«People will tell us that the projects have great merit and were evaluated on those merits, and have solid public benefit, but when you have that kind of a coincidental correlation it raises real issues in the minds of the public and undercuts their confidence in the objectivity of how their tax dollars are being spent.»

It takes maturity and objectivity to be kind enough to let go of someone, even when the love runs deep.

Certainly when dealing with a subject who is not only alive but still serving in office (unlike Stone's earlier films about Nixon and Kennedy), it would be impossible to create a political piece that passes everyone's test of objectivity.

Objectivity is possible only when dealing with fact.

A clear set of evidence standards and screening criteria would be useful to legislative and executive bodies when appraising the objectivity and scientific reliability of cost studies that aim to determine the adequacy of state funding mechanisms.

We have designed the program to provide the other soft and hard skills they will need to work successfully with school agencies: translating practitioners» questions into tractable research questions, understanding when and where randomization and quasi-experimental designs are feasible, negotiating the fine points of a data security agreement, preserving relationships while reporting results with rigor and objectivity.

When you learn to write about events with a «piercing objectivity,» Ravina told me, you can transfer that skill to numerous forms of communications.

Teachers should regularly videotape activities in their classrooms and score one another's students (to increase objectivity and accuracy) on things like individual students» level of interest, the number of exploratory gestures students use when encountering materials or objects, and the duration of each student's engagement with one activity.

Element 38: Displaying Objectivity and Control When teachers behave in an objective and controlled manner, students feel more secure.

In fact, I'm pretty sure I annoy my coworkers when I hyperventilate at even the smallest hint of financial interests trumping objectivity.

When you pay a professional, you're partly paying for distance and objectivity.

He did not realize whose daughter I was when he performed the examination of my baby's remains; that is how I am assured of his objectivity, a rare attribute in local people of my acquaintance.

Different people lead different lives, using tablets in drastically different ways, so it is always hard to aim for «objectivity» when it comes to reviewing a device like the Xoom.