Sentences with phrase «subjective view»

In my own work, I'm interested in how landscape is a cultural construction informed by our own subjective view of the world.
The whole bible is a cherry picked selection to begin with written by men and women, each with their own subjective views and agendas.
The following list is a very subjective view of the most important social networking websites.
They also try to be objective but can't even pull it off, it just goes back to having subjective view points.
But, in the third place, if this were all, it would fall into the limitations just cited regarding a too subjective view.
These scores were based on fuel efficiency, carbon dioxide emissions and the very subjective views of the writer.
So this case might even benefit — and this is a big ask — from being separated from subjective views about the Leave campaign, why Britain voted to leave and if the concerns of the 52 % (or indeed 48 %) are being adequately addressed.
Buoyed by subjective views, these articles» inflated accounts of their objects forgo neutrality for intensified terms of expression.
As is usual with the displays on today's premium notebooks, average colorimeter results translated into a good subjective viewing experience.
OMB Watch was a leftist think tank and advocacy group; rather subjective view point there.
This is a completely subjective view, and it's prone to being easily swayed by your thoughts.
As such, Roth subtly betrays the novel's grotesquerie as the product of the heavily subjective views of its diegetic tellers, which also calls into question the truth of Merry's presentation.
Mike Fauteux, a student in the Learning and Teaching master's program, pointed out that there is a pre-existing subjective view that there's only one way to do math.
Dalwood, 49, has also made works called Greenham Common and Brighton Bomb, constructing scenes from descriptions in the media and exercising his theory that «history is a construction, a fiction... I am constructing histories from a necessarily subjective view, which is no more or less real than any of the other attempts to describe that time or event».
The majority also found the trial judge erred in considering as relevant Mr. Tessman's subjective view regarding whether he had consent to drive, as well as whether the Respondent had consented to Mr. Tessman driving.
Wonder when or where you can ever find actual subjective views of phones, without the authors kissing the arse of Apple and Samsung.
Despite the lack of new screen features, even very small text is clear and sharp, and in my purely subjective view the screen appears a little whiter than on the two aforementioned Kindles.
Some realists like Robbie Fowler see it for what it is while some of our negative fans see everything in their own subjective view.
The definition of a mid-major isn't based on subjective views of supporters of teams in other conferences.
Don't allow a subjective view to cloud your reality.
From the subjective view, «it» being right / wrong on its own without a person to think it is nonsensical.
The believer also has a subjective view of right and wrong as well.
Besides the ones that do engage in the practice, actually «feel» better, in their subjective view.
Under the subjective view, esthetic education can, of course, serve two purposes.
well, is just a subjective view, pal.
Assists are judged not for the last touch but by the subjective view of the club statistician for a crucial part played in the goal.
(These assists are judged not for the last touch but by the subjective view of the club statistician for a crucial part played in the goal).
But, one fundamental obstacle that will prevent this from coming to fruition is the subjective view of the electoral process / positions by the youths as a right which must be given, even in the face of obvious inabilities, and gross absence of planned programs and pragmatic strategies to making a positive impact by the power - seeking youths.
Rather, says Lawton, «it's a subjective view informed by the best science available».
reserved, introverted, philosophical, intelligent, procrastinator, self - centered, generous, impatient, educated, a little crazy (subjective view), nature lover (not to be confused with hiking, fishing or mountain climbing) and like to watch the ocean or sit in the park from time to time.
The film is full of both marked and unmarked point of view shots, allowing us to both get a sense of the subjective view of certain characters as well as allowing us to view the scene through a camera freed from some of the imposed restraints of restricted movement that are characteristic of early sound filmmaking and classical Hollywood cinema generally.
Raimi flings at the screen uniquely hyperactive visuals, married to crazymaking sound, all part of his masterplan to draw us into a subjective view of Peyton's journey beyond sanity.
The Range Rover Sport is a car like no other, and there's a good chance you already have a subjective view on it.
As always, this is our subjective view on these models because, you know, there's no objectivity when it comes to design.
I wanted to seek feedback not just from one lone individual with a subjective view from her ivory tower, but from a stable of trusted, crowd - sourced advisers as well as from my professional editor.»

Phrases with «subjective view»

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