Sentences with phrase «too subjective»

Art is too subjective.

The test was therefore too subjective to impose a disclosure obligation on sellers in these (admittedly unusual) circumstances.

The court held that these criteria were too subjective and overly broad.

Simply put, it's complicated — and in many ways, too subjective — and I doubt we'll ever have a comprehensive, one - size - fits - all answer.

Response: We disagree with comments asserting that this proposed criterion would be too subjective.

The commenters felt that a belief standard is too subjective.

Second, the standard itself is far too subjective to be effective.

Or is this too subjective?

Is this too subjective a question?

The survey was far too subjective.

So, picking a single «threshold» value as the difference between an urban and rural station is too subjective and arbitrary.

On the other hand, Bayesian philosophy can still be far too subjective as well.

Also, your claim that non-satellite estimates before 1979 are «too subjective» simply tell the world that you haven't studied into how global temperature reconstructions are made, or the fact that there are multiple efforts using different methodologies that are unrelated to each other.

It was felt to be too subjective, too vague from an art historical point of view, and too much related to Sandberg's personal views on art.

«I'm not part of the movement because I'm too subjective.

I always thought using the term in a review was too subjective, too open for interpretation.

Tournament rules have never been based strictly on «fun» because it is too subjective; cries of cheapness have been dismissed in the community for years.

The definition of «rescue» is subjective (sometimes too subjective).

The OFA evaluation relies on simple descriptive language, and is sometimes criticized for being too subjective and open to manipulation.

True risk is not reaching your financial goals in your given investment horizon (much too subjective for generalized mathematical models)- this is the basis for my asset allocation decisions.

Personally I don't like using diagonal trading channels is because they are too subjective.

That is too subjective.

Too subjective to tell, but at the price point, most will probably keep it, use it and just bitch about it.

«The judging is too subjective,» I've heard.

«We» can't define a good author from a bad author... it's too subjective.

The difference between «author» and «writer» is too vague, and too subjective, to form the basis of any useful analysis.

The measurement is too subjective.

Among the criticism: It's too subjective and does not result in enough feedback for teachers from their bosses.

Data from this new scale will not be sent to the government, but the progress of those assessed on the pre-key stage standards will — and SEND experts are warning that decisions about which pupils will face which standards is «too subjective».

«Officials object to using portfolios for assessment because they are too subjective,» said Wolk, who admires the Beacon School's grading system.

To a few of us, maintaining a quality might sound a bit too subjective.

It seems that the movie believes this statement, but it's far too subjective to be a completely accurate and unbiased portrayal of war.

«Film is too subjective an art form for you to make overarching statements like that!»

It's sort of a character study, though McGregor's narration should make him far too subjective to be the character studied.

I don't say that my opinion is the only true, maybe I'm too subjective but there're reasons for that because here I found my best friend and my boyfriend which will become my husband in three months.

Glycemic load is too subjective.

It's too subjective to eat 1 medium sized banana.

Behaviorism, which dominated brain science in the 20th century, deemed emotions too subjective and squishy for proper scientific inquiry.

When Snyder used the same technique three years ago to induce episodes of savantlike artistic ability in ordinary people, skeptics objected to his claims, saying that artistic abilities were too subjective to judge.

LITRG believes the current rules governing what constitutes a tax - free trivial benefit are too subjective and can leave employees shocked and confused as to why they end up having to foot a tax bill for receiving a minor item.

«evil» is a bit too subjective to be answerable.

Basically, because «mental health» is entirely too subjective, politicised, and also fails due process.

Similarly, a rule banning some religious clothing due to the wishes of a customer was considered too subjective to be justified.

All of these things are helpful, and can be part of the larger picture, but are too subjective to determine whether or not you have low milk supply.

Without making it too subjective, watching this Bills team had a considerably different feel than previous teams.

Let our criticisms be objective instead of becoming too subjective.

It is too subjective.

Sports halls of fame are too political and too subjective, and because of the pressure brought on by annual balloting, too many players who were pretty darned good but not truly great are inducted.

Either way, both are too subjective.

My strict approach was way too subjective, personal.