Examples of using Subjective in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Truth is a subjective thing.
Responses are necessarily subjective.
From subjective to objective.
One is objective and the other subjective.
From the subjective to the objective.
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In terms of gauging success, it's subjective.
Subjective tinnitus is heard only by the patient.
I do see the“subjective” problem here, too.
Is this really the fruit of your own subjective efforts?
Subjective thoughts and emotion have no place in their decision-making process.
All meaning and morality becomes necessarily subjective.
So, in my completely unbiased, subjective opinion, it's brilliant.
But dangerous climate change can be subjective.
It's a logical interpretation of subjective analysis by an expert in his field.
It changed from this focus on objective conditions to subjective ones.
We create subjective links that are unique to us, and create personal meaning.
Well, we only found two,and they could easily be called subjective.
But these loving actions can be subjective or culturally relative.
Because of subjective reasons, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine has started its activity only in 1948 in Arad, in a different organizational structure.
Native antiquities are favorites… because their subjective prices make money laundering easy.
NLP is the study of subjective human experience, as we organize what we perceive and how we review and filter the outside world through our senses.
The Neo-Concretists believed that art should be subjective and physically experienced.
(SCHILLER, 2004, p.84) For Schiller(1759-1805), the beautiful work binds to ethical issues because it transcends the material,to promote subjective feelings.
It's not the objectivefacts that determine whether an event is traumatic, but your subjective emotional experience of the event.
A 2017 review of eighteen studies on the topic of magnesium andstress found that magnesium status is associated with subjective reports of anxiety.
You have a limited viewbased on superficial data from a standardised questionnaire and a subjective analysis from talking to us that is not scientific.
Symptom patterns, including differences in each individual's personal, subjective experience of symptoms.
It isn't the actual facts that determine if an event is traumatic;it is a person's subjective emotional experience of the event.