Sentence examples for Dispassionate stance from inspiring English sources
Having lived through the Depression, through McCarthyism, through a time when lynching was commonplace, Lurie takes a dispassionate stance on the modern world.
I'm also the author of "How to Think Like a Fantasy Football Winner," which preaches the importance of seeing football players as commodities — the key to taking a dispassionate stance on player evaluation.
She's got the alert, dispassionate stance of a model-who-plays-ball. It's been three years since the black vat of toxins next to her hospital bed, the hyperbaric chamber, the prosthetic-limb salesmen coming into her hospital room to present options that she couldn't even bring herself to think about.
While clinicians may be able to take a dispassionate stance and insist that from the perspective of the medical scientist there is no evidence that the experimental therapy is superior to conventional treatment, the patient or family may have a very different impression.
He bears dispassionate scrutiny.
He is ineloquent and dispassionate.
Nonetheless he proves himself a dispassionate narrator.
Jurgen's eyes were clear, dispassionate.
The atmosphere is workaday, dispassionate.
The rhetoric is hardly dispassionate.
