In his opinion, archaeology, a seemingly objective science, has exacerbated, rather than ameliorated the ongoing nationalism dispute.

Even in Roger Mark Walton's seemingly objective view of a Dayton power station, desolation and foreboding are deliberately played up to infuse the scene with emotional content.

Silberman writes that archaeology, a seemingly objective science, has exacerbated, rather than ameliorated the ongoing nationalist dispute: "The digging continues.

Shute's account of the airship development program, although seemingly objective, presents a hostile and distorted account of the R101 and says little of the problems of R100.

Even if, by a seemingly objective standard, drug treatment might "help" some of these people, should we force it on them?

Antoine goes to a dating service, where the receptionist talks about the science of love and how seemingly objective and superficial it really is.

In making that ruling, the commission relied on 11 criteria, some of them seemingly objective - is he a citizen and is he on the ballot in all 50 states?

"First-person documentary" is the director's term for this kind of filmmaking, an expansion of nonfiction cinema from the seemingly objective to the avowedly subjective.

University administrators like standardized tests because they provide simple, seemingly objective numbers.

The rapid changes in the Administration's position, military and intelligence officials say, vividly illustrates how quickly politics can alter the seemingly objective measures of technological gains and losses against the Soviet Union.