subjectiveness

IPA: sʌbdʒˈɛktɪvnʌs

Examples of "subjectiveness" in Sentences

Some observers have grumbled about the subjectiveness and narrowness of these categories.
The subjectiveness of good and bad doesn't make them meaningless because they are well-defined.
L.E. Modesitt, Jr. talks about the subjectiveness of quality when he asks How Many "Really Good Books?"
And this is called subjectiveness, as the eye is withdrawn from the object and fixed on the subject or mind.
I would think that the rules would have been written to minimize conflict and subjectiveness and allow for objective descision making.
If you want a slightly more effective tale about the subjectiveness of morality and deconstruction of comic tropes as they stood in 1985, find the book.
No need to spin and twist the reality to fit a terrified ideology's desperate subjectiveness; no need to frantically search in frustrated adulthood for what was so obviously absent in vulnerable youth.