Sentences with phrase «subjective concept»

Scenario - based learning is very effective when trying to explain subjective concepts.

«The Best» is such a grossly subjective concept.

Love is one of those abstract and very subjective concepts that can be confusing for a lot of people.

This project puts forward a new framework to approach preventing teen dating violence — not by the monolithic «healthy relationships» approach, but rather by suggesting «boundaries and personal space,» less subjective concepts more easily understood by adolescents.

Competitors have to be daring, all while appealing to often subjective concepts like aesthetics and whether they are skating with «soul.»

«legitimacy» seems like a rather squishy and subjective concept absent a formal definition.

Admittedly, an «average body» is a completely subjective concept, but it's also exactly what you'd expect if you're trying to construct a profile of the «average online dater.»

Quality of life is a fairly subjective concept, which is why Dr. Alice Villalobos, a veterinary oncologist, has created a quality - of - life scale to help pet owners assign some objective scores to everyday aspects of their pet's life (see «Quality of Life Scale»).

The microphone ultimately leaves a hell of a lot to be desired, but frankly the rest of the package is superb value for money, although as always actual cost doesn't come into my final verdict because good value for money is a purely subjective concept.

Choi takes these theories into consideration to speculate about the possibility for one to exist in multiple realities where invisible and untouchable subjective concepts such as emotions may manifest physically, supported by different laws of physics.

David has always shown a fascination with masquerade, it seems that the elements of the unknown are the most compelling, generating the notion that truth is a truly subjective concept.

The offence now hinges on «impairment», which is, unfortunately, an entirely subjective concept.

Trust is an amorphous and highly subjective concept.

Mark Bauerlein's post on the rhetoric of anti-discrimination points clearly to the problem which traditionalists face: In a world where ethics is aesthetics, the language of victimhood has become a subjective concept which is a potent weapon in the hands of the powerful.

«Love» is a description, and as such, is a subjective concept.

During the 90 - minute Wine, Whim & Song tasting, this subjective concept will be explored further, focusing on a variety of different music styles and an assortment of distinct wines.

Sure, yes, «as good as possible» is going to be a subjective concept.

But «looking your best» is a tricky, subjective concept and can create diplomatic challenges for the web designer.

All that to say: At Tortuga, we believe in packing light, but know that «light» is a subjective concept.

In any case, dangerous climate change is a subjective concept, depending on one's values and risk tolerance, among other factors.

Like Brunner, critical elements of the Johnson test are based on ambiguous and subjective concepts.

«Cyberstalking» has always seemed like a sort of amorphous, subjective concept to me.

But unlike a change in compensation or a clear demotion, harassment is a subjective concept, meaning that to make out a successful claim, it may depend more on the judge you happen to draw than the facts of your case.

Value is a subjective concept — you need to know what you want to gain in order to determine whether what you receive is worth the resources you commit.

It is the «illegal» concept that overtly defines the subjective concept of greed.

No one will ever always be «right» (a subjective concept at best unless one is discussing science or mathematics etc.) or agreed with by all; that is an impossible objective known as perfection; perfection does not exist; it is a human construct.