objectivity

IPA: ɑbdʒɛktˈɪvɪti

The state of being objective, just, unbiased, and not influenced by emotions or personal prejudices.
The world as it really is; reality.

Examples of "objectivity" in Sentences

"That kind of objectivity is really hard for the control freak."
The test of objectivity is whether the story you write fairly presents the relevant sides.
I know, I know: this is most emphatically not how we generally hear the term objectivity bandied about.
If you cannot say objectively that threatening to blow up the world's economy was an extreme position, then the word "objectivity" is meaningless.
Journalists will always say that they seek "balance" to maintain "objectivity," but in reality "balance" is a poor substitute for careful investigation and presentation of the facts.
In interpretation, because the specific individual horizon of the interpreter is constitutive for that interpretation, the term objectivity refers to the inter-subjective accessibility of the object of interpretation.
The only way to truly guarantee objectivity is to return to the very elements of scientific discovery and that is the element of reproducibility - anyone repeating the same experiment or analysing the same data set should be able to come to exactly the same results and conclusions.