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objective point

British  

noun

  1. military another term for objective

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I think that the more artistic quality that we brought to “Power” was really about helping the film be grounded in people's lived experience, as opposed to a journalistic experience which, by training has to sort of pick an objective point of view.

From Salon

Mostly that shows an objective point of view, but I tried to draw a subjective point of view and emphasize the duality of looking at the story.

From Salon

“At the end of the day, it’s informing and telling a story from an objective point of view. And serving the public.”

From Washington Post

Would the story have been better told from an outside, more objective point of view?

From Salon

I know a lot of poly/nonmonogamous people don’t like vetos or similiar limitations, but it is in my experience that one’s partner can be a positive influence, someone with a close but more objective point of view whose guidance can help you from going too far.

From Slate