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Meanings of subjectively in inglés
portugués
subjetivamente español
subjetivamente Antonyms
Examples for "objectively"
Examples for "objectively"
1
I know it's hard to believe, Paddy, but try to think objectively.
2
Briefly, as objectively as he was able, Enoch reported what had happened.
3
Perhaps I'm just looking at an emotional topic of nationality too objectively.
4
If he looked at the situation objectively, she was just a woman.
5
Now, objectively considering it, I saw that this was an earth-shattering situation.
Usage of subjectively in inglés
1
These differences in how people subjectively value goods are necessary for trade.
2
Assessment was done subjectively and densitometry was performed using a defined protocol.
3
Its notable characteristics depended, subjectively, upon the source material that was read.
4
The patient's strength has improved remarkably and her dyspnoea is subjectively improved.
5
Every personality individualizes the world to himself not subjectively but truly objectively.
6
Let us look at the facts, first as they present themselves subjectively.
7
This objectivity, or man's real lived reality paradoxically is subjectively ridden, man-world.
8
A subjectively disgusting olfactory environment significantly reduced the perceived pleasantness of touch.
9
Twenty-three of the patients were subjectively satisfied with the surgical result.
10
Neighbourhoods subjectively defined by planners did not produce stronger effects than computer-generated areas.
11
Not enough people talk about the experience of being subjectively attractive.
12
The primary outcomes were changes in weight and subjectively reported VMS.
13
The trick of the poet is always to idealize nature,-tosee it subjectively.
14
Therefore the moral law is even subjectively a cause of respect.
15
The primeval savage, looking at the world subjectively, was merely part of it.
16
Thought acts subjectively, while Imagination is more objective in its operations.
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