Sentence examples similar to A disinterested question from inspiring English sources

A disinterested, third-party study -- rigorous and comprehensive -- could provide answers to the crucial question of whether some of that heartbreak is linked to the workplace.

A disinterested priest takes confession from an elderly woman.

(A disinterested record remarks after his decease that "he dyed a papist").

A "disinterested outsider" was exactly what Hoffmann was looking for.

A disinterested third person performed the randomization by computer processing with the random number generation program.

His "test," he told the New York Times, was to ask, "was what I had to say relevant, fair and accurate?" But this is the question a disinterested journalist asks.

But in philosophy this was a disinterested astuteness, the result of exasperation at why questions that had always preoccupied him had not been tackled, and at the way philosophers tend to set up polarised stances on any topic.

Lastly, participation by researchers in promoting or advocating for the commercial potential of their work, especially if tied to success in obtaining research grants, could skew the framing of research questions and outcomes in a manner that compromises their ability to approach the research from a disinterested position.

But Microsoft is hardly a disinterested observer.

He is not a disinterested party.

Two thoughts occur to a disinterested observer.