Meanings of subjectiveness in English

Nevertheless this reconciliation, though seemingly perfect, is stricken with the character of subjectiveness.

Art and politics occasionally overlap, but art's subjectiveness contrasts with the democratic, group mentality of politics.

Their main weakness is the inherent subjectiveness.

In the first instances we have introspection and subjectiveness, and in the second we have extroversion and objectivity.

The Capataz de Cargadores, on a revulsion of subjectiveness, exasperated almost to insanity, beheld all his world without faith and courage.

If both, theoretically, owned the inefficacy of such amends, the woman's instinctive subjectiveness made her find relief in this crude form of penance.

Subjectiveness does make a person sound and act that way at times.

Illusion, Temperament, Succession, Surface, Surprise, Reality, Subjectiveness,-theseare threads on the loom of time, these are the lords of life.

"Well, just the same," with feminine subjectiveness, "I mean to make my way as an individual first and a woman second.