subjectivity

Nor is subjectivity, in and of itself, a bad thing.

All we needed was to be humble enough to look at it without subjectivity.

As opposed to the subjectivity of what s/he had just seen, the floor was all too real.

Some degree of subjectivity is always present in job evaluation.

The books are true to the writer's subjectivity, he said, but should not be read the same way as an American newspaper.

Traditionally the problem has been cast in terms of subjectivity.

But there is a lot of subjectivity in America's love affair with these cars.

Indeed, its subjectivity is what makes it such an absorbing read.

Subjectivity means that multiple interpretations are possible for one story.

Their long programs will put subjectivity to another test.

Subjectivity is what the individual is as a human being.

There is probably a fair degree of subjectivity in this exercise.

The first is that it introduces more subjectivity into the accounts.

Again I remind you that subjectivity is built into literary analysis.

Not to the subjectivity and pretty face judgement of an agent.

That subjectivity can make life frustrating for agencies and clients.

But this is not enough to deal with the multiple expressions and experiences of subjectivity.

Absolute Mind was independent too, both of objectivity and subjectivity.

How has the author's subjectivity been both a producer and a product of this text?

Or on the subjectivity of what he hoped to achieve?"

In all these ways, I think a focus on consequences will itself constrain subjectivity.

And what about the diverse subjectivities that each gender includes?

Because of its intense subjectivity, stage four requires new tactics.

Another way to interpret subjectivity is the unique relationship between the subject and object.

However, this subjectivity allows different groups to interpret films in their own terms.