Sentences with the word subjective

субъективно

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It’s all so subjective anyway.

В любом случае, это все так субъективно.

Looks is so subjective.

Это так субъективно.

That we are all one consciousness experiencing itself subjectively.

Мы все — это одно сознание, которое ощущает себя субъективно

It’s all subjective.

Это все субъективно.

Sex it’s… it’s subjective.

Секс это … это субъективно.

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• subjective: phrases, sentences

This is a subjective decision so it could differ between veterinarians you consult.

PETS

(Please do not consider this question subjective, I am just looking for advice and not necessarily the «right» answer).

MONEY

They then go about searching the MLS for «sold» properties that they can shoe-horn into the calculation grids to justify (with more than a little subjective application of so-called «adjustments») their already arrived-at «opinions» of value.

REAL_ESTATE

In a rare display of flamboyance, Schechter uses subjective camera to place us in her shoes as she executes a move.

MOVIES & TV

Classifying a neighborhood by «type», or what many investors refer to as a «grade», is typically nothing more than a subjective description.

REAL_ESTATE

And we say it every year, but this is very much our own highly subjective collection of gaming treats, chosen and savagely fought over by the Guardian’s cabal of reviewers.

GAMING

As for the differences between Super AMOLED and LCD, well, those are a little more subjective.

TECHNOLOGY

The work of these artists is particularly prescient as we embark on a seemingly dystopian present and future in which primary experience is taking a back seat and fake news and subjective and ambiguous facts and sources abound.

ART

They said «to hell» with the extremely subjective agent/publisher gate keeping going on.

BOOKS

Also noted were subjective criteria: group consciousness or self identification, and acceptance by the Indigenous community.

RELATIONSHIPS

Ah well, all «best games ever» lists are subjective in nature.

GAMING

Yes, these types of degrees offer access to monetarily profitable careers, but it is also important to consider the subjective and completely independent determination of wealth — something that is measured differently by each person.

JOBS

And, of course, opinions are subjective, so they will inevitably vary.

BOOKS

Because hiring decisions are typically subjective, it is entirely possible that another recruiter might have chosen you.

JOBS

Given any set of objective conditions or circumstances, the subjective experience of an individual (and the meaning assigned to any condition) will depend on the climate of thoughts, feelings, and beliefs s/he maintains.

RELIGION

All in all, which card is best for those seeking a large welcome bonus is subjective and will depend mostly on your needs, preferences and spending habits.

TRAVEL

Religious beliefs in themselves are certainly in the realm of subjective experiences and thus trivially true, but they have to constitute beliefs about claims about the objective world lest they be mere metaphor or poetry, in which case it would be wrong to label them religious beliefs.

RELIGION

Possibly the most subjective of the categories, the sound rating is an evaluation of the relative merits of the sound signature, scaled to the best earphone I have heard.

TECHNOLOGY

It’s a good question, but obviously a largely subjective topic.

TECHNOLOGY

After 11 years as a mechanic I have learned that good service is subjective.

AUTOMOBILES

The mediated and moderated effects of collaboration on the relation between shared selves and well-being were robust when marital quality and subjective health were included as rival predictors.

RELATIONSHIPS

I’m voting to close this question as off-topic because Most reasoning that isn’t subjective is Economics.SE material

POLITICS

In assessing the SALS criteria for reliability Campbell (FN9)(1997) notes that the SALS criteria are «vague and ill defined» and that as a result they invite a wide range of subjective opinion and therefor «Gardner’s criteria can not support expert testimony in legal proceedings».

RELATIONSHIPS

The paintings in Kristopher Benedict’s «Tree Streets» take as their subject the suburban landscape and the artist’s subjective experience of it.

ART

In-gear agility improves, too, but the subjective sensation of speed is eerily similar.

AUTOMOBILES

If science is subjective, then the industrial revolution never happened, we never went to the moon, airplanes don’t fly, cell phones don’t work, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera.

ENVIRONMENT

Then there are more subtle and subjective differences that are often preferred.

TECHNOLOGY

Instead, the echoes resonate inside and outside the body, subjective and objective at the same moment.

ART

In my reviews I try to describe the paths that lead to my subjective response so that readers can decide whether some part of my path might be theirs too.

MOVIES & TV

The artist bolsters her paintings» unique and subjective contexts through evocative titles that alternately reference landscapes, as with Georgica Pond, and evoke emotional moments and relationships, as with the works Sunday and Joy Ride.

ART

Qualitative content analysis refers to «a research method for the subjective interpretation of the content of text data through the systematic classification process of coding and identifying themes or patterns» (Hsieh & Shannon, 2005, p. 1278).

EDUCATION

Honestly, with Blackberry I’m perhaps a little more subjective than all the other sites when I write comments or do tests on their devices.

BOOKS

It’s a highly subjective category that somewhat falls outside of «the cost of full-time travel», but is certainly «the cost of living» — depending on disposable income.

TRAVEL

But I guess this just shows how subjective mile valuations can be; because my home airport is DFW, I value BA Avios at 2 — 3c.

TRAVEL

Teacher and principal decisions were based on intangible, subjective perceptions about the children’s history of behavioral problems, perceived family support or lack thereof, and the children’s achievement in other academic subjects.

EDUCATION

I’m guessing the former, but that’s really just an entirely subjective guess.

BOOKS

In nearly every objective and subjective performance category, the new Raptor excelled, thanks in large part to its supremely powerful 450 hp 3.5 L EcoBoost twin-turbocharged V-6 with an equally impressive 510 lb-ft of torque, mated to a new 10-speed automatic transmission.

AUTOMOBILES

That’s why subjective opinions, like what your friends think, become more important than the objective tech specs.

ART

Marked by a sceptical humour and a focus upon the darker sides of human behaviour, place and social identity, Lewer’s work involves close observation and highly subjective encounters with family, religious, sport and criminal subjects, leading to insightful and absurd narrative reflections on good and evil, life and mortality.

ART

Michael Frahm, Director at Blenheim Art Foundation comments: «[His] work is subjective, accessible and functional and he is perhaps best described as a sculptor who has redefined the artist-viewer relationship using language as his primary medium.»

ART

He takes umbrage with Weigel’s un-Catholic emphasis on friendship with Christ, arguing that the Church begins with «Christ’s undeserved, atoning love,» not a «subjective» experience of friendship.

RELIGION

Paleo-climate reconstructions are even more dicey, as they often become nothing more than subjective interpretations of proxy data of questionable accuracy over cherry-picked periods of our distant geological past, applying argument from ignorance in establishing a preconceived attribution of some parameter to the reconstructed climate — in other words, not much better than reading tea leaves.

ENVIRONMENT

What constitutes good or excellent credit is subjective.

MONEY

Whatever the form in which her works exist they become observations about existing protocols, as well as subjective elements looking for a fundamental transformation.

ART

If most scientists were told that a archaeological artefact had been shown by radiocarbon dating to be at least 3000 years old with 95 % certainty, I think they also would expect the statement to reflect a confidence interval bound, with at least approximately probability matching properties, not a subjective Bayesian PDF.

ENVIRONMENT

I think the most subjective thing that will come out of this new addition to the Marvelverse is whether this one or the first Avengers film is better.

MOVIES & TV

Though «what makes a good picture» is pretty subjective, the majority can agree that a poor photo is one that is blurry, or tacky, doesn’t show enough of the subject or shows too much.

DATING

I guess that just goes to show how subjective food is because I love the almond milk yogurt and don’t care that much for the coconut, lol!

FOOD & BEVERAGES

I think we all agree that «good» and «evil» exist, though they are merely subjective, not absolute.

RELIGION

She combined her interests in dance, voodoo and subjective psychology in a series of surreal, perceptual, black and white short films.

ART

Subjective in a sentence

Here below you will find several sentences that illustrate how to use the word subjective in a sentence.

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   Stickers and lyrics are by nature subjective ..

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   Direct treatment of the «thing» whether subjective or objective.

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   The influence of these processes can exist without subjective awareness.

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   This blurring of the subjective and objective returns in the final scene.

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   The subjective events allow students more creativity than the objective events.

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   The two narratives, the subjective and the objective viewpoints, complement each other.

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   Indeed, the portrayal of the heroine’s subjective experience is central to its narration.

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   Psilocybin is known to strongly influence the subjective experience of the passage of time.

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   Hoorens and Nuttin concluded that there is no support for the subjective frequency hypothesis.

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    The crew soon noticed a subjective change of air pressure, indicating that the aft door was open.

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    Initially in awe of Newman’s reputation, Cardus soon discovered his own independent, more subjective voice.

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    The competition consists of seven objective multiple choice tests, two subjective performance events, and an essay.

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    How insecure it is to investigate natural principles using only the light of common knowledge, and subjective ideas.

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    From the start, the film moves continuously between Barton’s subjective view of the world and one which is objective.

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    Psilocybin induces region-dependent alterations in glutamate that can cause subjective experiences of ego dissolution.

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    Grove characterises all three as musical evocations of nature, with little expression of subjective personal response.

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    Roberts cautioned that any political readings into these sword-and-sorcery films with regards to fascism is subjective.

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    Since Descartes’s time, philosophers had been concerned with proving knowledge from the basis of subjective experience.

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    In addition to the seven objective events, there are three subjective events graded by judges: essay, interview and speech.

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    The primacy of imagination and intuition over the subjective character of creation was a fundamental principle of El Greco’s style.

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    The source of the problem is the force of public opinion, a force that is inevitably unstable, unserious, subjective, emotional, and simplistic.

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    Wollstonecraft promotes subjective experience, particularly in relation to nature, exploring the connections between the sublime and sensibility.

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    Postmodernists contend that truth is subjective, rather than objective, as it is biased towards each individual’s beliefs and outlook on the world.

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    Various lines of evidence have shown that interactions with non-5-HT2 receptors also contribute to the subjective and behavioral effects of the drug.

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    Wright intended for the film to be «as subjective as possible» in being from Elizabeth’s perspective; the audience first glimpses Darcy when she does.

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    The scene represents a turning point that foreshadows the coming rupture and inversion of the «fairly subjective reality» that existed earlier in the film.

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    This tension between objective and subjective points of view appears again at the end of the film, when Barton finds himself in a sense inside the picture.

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    Other themes of the film include the destabilized contrast between insanity and sanity, the subjective perception of reality, and the duality of human nature.

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    Early research into the impact of exposure showed that differences in subjective frequency yielded different results even when the actual frequency was identical.

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    After ingesting psilocybin, a wide range of subjective effects may be experienced: feelings of disorientation, lethargy, giddiness, euphoria, joy, and depression.

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    This barrier is namely present in Western countries where individuals enjoy comparatively high levels of objective and subjective wellbeing due to socioeconomic status.

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    JanMohamed explains that while the objective, third-person narrative is factual and neutral, the subjective first-person narrative, Rosa’s voice, is intense and personal.

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    His primary interest was the contemplation of nature, and his often symbolic and anti-classical work seeks to convey a subjective, emotional response to the natural world.

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    Although the poem does not include the subjective involvement of the narrator, the description of the urn within the poem implies a human observer that draws out these images.

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    Despite multiple control trials that have also demonstrated improvements in subjective and objective ratings of fatigue, there is no final conclusion regarding its effectiveness.

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    That is, if existence depends on experience, as subjective idealism maintains, and if one’s consciousness ceased to exist, then the rest of the universe would also cease to exist.

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    In its nearly religious approach and focus on subjective representations of nature, Bannister’s philosophy has been compared to both German Idealism and American Transcendentalism.

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    Childe accepted that archaeologists defined «cultures» based on a subjective selection of material criteria; this view was later widely adopted by archaeologists like Colin Renfrew.

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    She values subjective experience, particularly in relation to nature; champions the liberation and education of women; and illustrates the detrimental effects of commerce on society.

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    Jones points out that the cantus firmus of the organ seems «objective», in contrast to the subjective «display of personal feeling» of the voice and the complexity of the other parts.

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    Finally, Curtis Brown has criticized Putnam’s internal realism as a disguised form of subjective idealism, in which case it is subject to the traditional arguments against that position.

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    She argues that subjective experiences, such as the transcendent emotions prompted by the sublime and the beautiful, possess a value equal to the objective truths discovered through reason.

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    Criticized by modern biographers for its artistic license and highly subjective point of view, the book nevertheless remains an important source of information and perspective on Tubman’s life.

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    The Good Terrorist is written in the subjective third person from the point of view of Alice, an unemployed politics and economics graduate in her mid-thirties who drifts from commune to commune.

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    Thanks to Putnam, Saul Kripke, Tyler Burge and others, Davidson said, philosophy could now take the objective realm for granted and start questioning the alleged «truths» of subjective experience.

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    Consensus guidelines from the German Multiple Sclerosis Society (GMSS) in 2006 state that amantadine produces moderate improvement in subjective fatigue, problem solving, memory, and concentration.

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    Hilary Goldstein from IGN believed that the game was not deliberately racist, and though he did not personally find it offensive, he felt that others would due to the subjective nature of offensiveness.

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    The events are split up into two groups: the seven objective tests (art, economics, language and literature, math, music, science and social science) the three subjective events (essay, interview and speech).

Subjectively in a sentence

Subjectively is a variation of subjective, below you can find example sentences for subjectively.

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   However, the participants found them subjectively persuasive.

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   For Putnam, this does not imply relativism, because not all descriptions are equally correct and correctness is not determined subjectively.

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   This is one of the techniques of cold reading, with which a psychic can deliver a subjectively impressive reading without any prior information about the client.

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   If such thresholds are not exceeded, four hours of maintenance and inspection are avoided instead of having pilots subjectively characterize the level of turbulence.

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   Rodgers did not intend for the songs to become hits; instead they were designed to draw the audience into the action, as onstage events were described subjectively in song.

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   As mentioned in anthropologist article, the group partake in a «journey» together, thus adding to the spiritual, social body, where roles, hierarchies and gender are subjectively understood.