Sentence examples for a neutral view from inspiring English sources

Fans rarely had a neutral view of Cork.

The competitors took a neutral view of the pruning of national anthems--a special 1956 Olympic innovation.

However, Professor Greenfield's preference was to have a balanced debate with Dr Goldacre, on a subject where the title was mutually agreed, with Chair holding a neutral view.

Reagan's speech at the Evangelical Conference is that he expressed a neutral view of the most staggering moral problem of our age.

Speaking at the Guardian Changing Media Summit on Thursday, Tony Wang said that Twitter takes a "neutral" view of messages posted by its users because of the company's founding principles.

Raymond provides something of a neutral view, which, in the context of such heated events as the separation of Bill and Pat Loud, reflects the voracious power of the camera even more than that of the filmmaker.

The moral terrain of animals, viewed from a neutral perspective, places all animal interests and goods as equal.

Ming Zhou, a Microsoft researcher based in Beijing, also takes a more neutral view of the tension between modern technology and traditional skill.

"I am concerned that the report expresses a seemingly neutral view of many alarming developments in Hong Kong," said Michael C. Davis, a law professor at the University of Hong Kong, in an email on Friday.

Singapore, with no domestic manufacturers to protect, takes a totally neutral view of all imports -- and then turns them into some of the most expensive cars on earth through quotas and taxes.

Before Mr. Cain announced his run for the presidency, the firm found that self-identified Republicans, Democrats and independents each had, on average, a roughly neutral view of Godfather's Pizza.