subjectively

Each individual is a subject, and must subjectively experience the physical world.

Subjectively, it was less than one; he had been out for some time.

Even though a great deal of real time had passed, subjectively it was only a year ago.

The fact observed is at least subjectively true to many people.

Subjectively she had never been so terrified of any experience.

Subjectively it seemed to occupy about the same number of days, perhaps three or four.

That is so, subjectively for them, but no more, and the one fact does not alter the other.

Subjectively, they look good to my eye, but not everybody is impressed.

But subjectively, I know we came to the correct conclusion.

It is not our job to evaluate the information subjectively, only to report the truth.

Subjectively, however, the process to you will be the same."

Subjectively, it seemed longer than a hundred and twenty seconds.

Subjectively, it had been more than twenty-four hours since his own breakfast, four days ago.

Subjectively these things come to expression in the patient's general fatigue.

Evidently the latter, since he lived subjectively through both of them.

There are times the author subjectively expresses his opinion and knowledge.

"But it is a subjectively judged sport and you can never get away from that," he said.

Subjectively speaking, how long the descent really took is impossible to know.

The line separating art from craft has always been subjectively drawn.

Subjectively, it is disappointment for both Parliament and the other institutions.

In a short time, objectively, but long subjectively, he was fully human again.

We have to deal with the problem objectively and not subjectively."

Of course, she hadn't actually lived nine hundred years, at least subjectively.

Point ten took awhile to pin down, subjectively, that is.

They can subjectively be aware of their anxiety and avoid those situations.