National identity is a person's subjective sense of belonging to one state or to one nation.

Since taste is a very subjective sense, not everyone can discern a change in flavor as a result of flambéing.

And no psychological analysis can ever create this subjective sense of empathy.

Our second tentative conclusion is that social services may have reduced people's subjective sense of inequality.

Other researchers later found that lowering a person's body temperature by two or three degrees could speed up the subjective sense of time.

"Brightness" refers to a subjective sense that the object considered is emitting light.

This is followed by a plateau phase, where the subjective sense of time begins to slow and the visual effects increase in intensity.

But time in the subjective sense - the time that is me - simply ceased.

The Internet, as evidenced by child pornography, presents totally new challenges to our subjective, individual sense of responsibility.

The point of this exercise was to emphasize the subjective sense before exploring the objective context.