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Meanings of purely subjective in English
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Usage of purely subjective in English
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It would be easy to attribute this melancholy to purely subjective pessimism.
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In other words, the notion of the miraculous is purely subjective.
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It is, besides, purely subjective and therefore beside the mark.
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Love, as I conceive it, is a purely subjective poem.
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Was his choice of phenomena determined by purely subjective considerations?
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In a purely subjective moment, the decision was made.
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They seemed nothing more now than the purely subjective, impotent, illusory creatures of my temperament.
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Sirhindi, however, dismissed this perception as purely subjective.
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For software makers, interface design can be a tricky thing, because digital experiences are purely subjective.
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And age is of course purely subjective.
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The clear message sent by this ruling is that whether or not something is racist is purely subjective.
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All this irritation is purely subjective.
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Hence the idea of causality has a purely subjective significance, not the objective one which we ascribe to it.
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This visual sensation of vibration is a purely subjective one, the external cause of the phenomenon is the sound.
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Sounds, colors, ends, as well as goods and bads, were regarded as purely subjective-asmere impressions in the mind.
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All was correct, and if of a funereal correctness to me, I am sure this effect was purely subjective.
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