I know that must be poor compensation for the destruction of his beliefs and the ruin of his dreams of a pure capitalist society in which unregulated markets kept dispassionate watch over themselves.
Gov. Susana Martinez, a Republican, has kept a dispassionate distance, affirming her personal opposition to same-sex marriage but saying the decision should be left to voters.
We must be both passionate and dispassionate, both risk-taking and cautious, to keep it real.
"Much now depends first upon the ISC and whether their latest inquiry can rise above the current clamour to a calm and dispassionate examination of the capabilities needed to keep our people safe and secure, and at the same time, how public confidence can be maintained that under no circumstances could these powerful capabilities be used in ways that parliament did not intend".
But dispassionate analysts suspect that the 2004 Prius could keep its must-have luster longer than usual and be the vehicle that takes hybrid technology mainstream.
In calm, dispassionate voices that are even somewhat melodious, they keep trying to speak of how their whole inner landscape has been irreversibly altered, forever barring them from aspects of ordinary society.
It is obvious from any dispassionate study of the results over the last decades that the reason English teams keep losing fairly ignominiously in the World Cup is that none of them are very good.
But after a four-month "dispassionate review" of Citigroup's businesses, Mr. Pandit pledged to continue with those plans to keep the company intact and promised better management.
The narrator of "Outline," by Rachel Cusk, is a recently divorced English writer who recounts, in dissecting, dispassionate detail, the conversations she has over two days in Athens, though calling them "conversations" is a stretch; her interlocutors speak revealingly of themselves while Cusk's narrator keeps largely silent, as if trying to erase herself from her own life.
He bears dispassionate scrutiny.
