subjectively

Example Sentences

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The metaphor isn't a complicated one — we all have fantasy versions of ourselves who are subjectively "better" than what we envision our real selves to be.

From Salon

However, I do vehemently disagree with the notion that our country must base its decisions on what anyone subjectively believes is a moral or God-given right.

From Washington Post

In freestyle, the athletes are judged subjectively on difficulty and execution.

From New York Times

In reality, tax law has plenty of gray areas, particularly for business owners, in which tax law depends on subjectively judging why a person did what he or she did.

From Salon

Schatz admitted this is an inexact science; broken tackles are tracked subjectively, so the real rate “can be hard to say for sure.”

From Washington Post