Sentences with phrase «subjective opinion»

«Practical authority» is based on subjective opinion; the only way to answer the original question is to consider legal authority.

If the media can influence subjective opinions about the potential for catastrophic market events, then surely it has the ability to do the same for politics.

The criteria for judging pickups is a lot different than for many other vehicles, which leave wider margins for subjective opinion.

Our goal with any review is to combine objective data with subjective opinions.

But it ran out of juice in my very subjective opinion.

So discrimination is a point of view based on a given individuals, communities, etc. subjective opinions.

I'm inclined to assert that the quality of the judges must be weighed, and that it's not a pure subjective opinion.

This question seems to be there only to convey subjective opinion.

While they're ideal for analyzing subjective opinions and feelings, there are many things they can't measure.

In addition it is possible to ask a friend for advice if a suitable company is almost selected and a student just needs subjective opinion if it can be trusted.

Unfortunately, there are very few sources online that prioritize scientific evidence over subjective opinions or anecdotes.

Not subjective opinion here, those are objectively ugly.

It generates ratings that are independent and reliable — and not based on subjective opinions.

The trick is to include a nice balance of your personal subjective opinion and facts about the story and author in your review.

In the entirely subjective opinion of a particular group of IPCC authors, it's «extremely likely» (95 % certain) that «more than half of the observed increase in global average surface temperature from 1951 to 2010» was caused by human - generated greenhouse gas emissions (see the bottom of p. 13 here).

This does not mean that certification guarantees a quality product, nor does it mean that whoever certified the individual is the best judge of writing / coaching, particularly when the judging is based on a number of subjective opinions as to what a «good» coach or writer really should do.

Meta bombing — «This random website that averages review scores is getting the wrong average, I better go put in an extreme score to swing it to what I think it is because I don't understand that averages of review scores mean less than nothing when said scores are an entirely subjective opinion.»

I could turn this around and ask why you defend child / infant slaughter while protesting embryo / fetal abortion, but it's clear your response would again be deference to perceived (i.e. subjective opinion) divine authority.

Subjective opinions do not count as proof.

She added: «The debate around this important issue has been based on high emotions and subjective opinions rather than a sensible dialogue about how we can tackle childhood obesity.»

The piece «A sprinkling of doubt» (1 May, p 22) demonstrates the degree to which advocacy and subjective opinion continue...

3) So we have NOT established that the car is 100 % unsafe, that is a nonsensical subjective opinion.

but overreaction shuld be avoided if subjective opinion is to be demonstrated

Act as if the suggestions aren't based on independently verifiable critical observations by a third party on the publishing industry in general, and instead act as if they are wholly subjective opinions based on a single blogger's personal experience and therefor not generally applicable.

An attempted explanation of a research finding can never be anything more than subjective opinion until it is tested...

But no matter how hard we try, there is no way to transform a personal, subjective opinion into a numerical representation of irrefutable value.

Maybe it was fate, maybe it was the dichotomy of math vs. art, absolute answers vs. subjective opinion, or maybe the «numbers just didn't add up,» but Naima went on to earn a Bachelor's in Art History from Spelman College, and a Masters in Contemporary Art at UCLA.

Whenever you can, remember to keep subjective opinions on color choice and typefaces separate from objective truths about what works and what doesn't.

The use of testimonials and superlatives put the physician in the position of using the patient for the doctor's own financial gain; the use of only positive testimonials was misleading; and the testimonials and superlatives were subjective opinions which could not be objectively verified.

Regarding the feeder driver position, the majority notes that Blood's tentative notation that Faidley was capable of performing the job was only «a preliminary subjective opinion, unsupported by objective evidence, not materially different than the employee's subjective assessment that was insufficient to create a material dispute with his physician's restrictions...,» and unable to overcome the substantial objective evidence of the plaintiff's medical restrictions.

Especially considering they rendered that subjective opinion without all the evidence, without live testimony, without judicial independence, without following the law on presumption, and without a jury.

The writing was good, but ther was too much subjective opinion offered as objective fact.

The study only accounted for subjective opinions of survey respondents, and the actual dexterity of performing the skills was not assessed.

I also like how you all couple objective (read: measured sound isolation) results to go along with subjective opinions on sound quality.

Using data provides an alternative to relying on subjective opinion.

Right or wrong is a very subjective opinion.

All of these numbers and concepts are my subjective opinion — with that caveat, here are my three recommendations:

While employees in other departments are given wishy - washy performance reviews based, at times, on a manager's subjective opinion, sales people are given targets: you hit them, you «re good; you miss them, you suck.