Sentence examples similar to an impartial book from inspiring English sources

M-B previously said "foreign, advice is only going to anger Scots" June 5, 2014 3.58pm BST David Torrance, the journalist and author of an excellent, impartial book about the independence referendum, says he thinks President Obama made a mistake speaking out about Scotland.

How Trimble can do that is not clear when this fascinating, though not impartial, book ends in November 1999.

A series of courses that he had given at Bordeaux on the subject of L'Évolution pédagogique en France ("Pedagogical Evolution in France") was published posthumously in 1938; it remains one of the best informed and most impartial books on French education.

This book is not an impartial jury.

An impartial judge and an impartial twelve citizens will decide this case.

"This isn't an impartial piece of reporting," he writes in a preface to his book.

In trying to make sense of this dichotomy, psychologist Harris Friedman, co-editor of the book Debating Psychic Experience, was the closest thing to an impartial observer that I could find.

Well, the Gamesmaster is meant to be an impartial god and the players are the minions who inhabit his world and so, yes, the book is the Gamesmaster here.

It is an impartial disarmament".

Iraq needs an impartial justice system.

And I'm an impartial observer.