Sentence examples for be as impartial from inspiring English sources

"But it's also good to be as impartial as possible.

"And for us, the P.B.A., it makes us feel, the panel may not be as impartial as was presented".

I'm happy after a game if a team I'm involved with won, but during the game I try to be as impartial as possible.

Some conservatives have expressed reservations about the museum's focus, but Mabel Gutiérrez, a leader of the Group of Relatives of the Disappeared and Detained, said: "We are going to try to be as impartial as possible in telling the story, but if those on the other side don't like it, let them make their own museum.

"I believe that the obligation of an announcer is to be as impartial as possible.

Try to be as impartial as possible in your analysis.

"I'm as impartial as an umpire," he declared.

In addition, stock analysts have been criticized as not being as impartial as they should be.

Being as impartial as possible surely is the goal while leveling with our readers and viewers that we're not hollow men and women without an agenda.

Lacking any coherent vision for the new Iraq, an often corrupt and incompetent coterie perpetuated many of the mistakes of Mr Bremer's CPA, compounding them with new ones of their own.Mr Allawi is as impartial as it is possible for someone in his position to be (no longer a government minister, he is an adviser to the current prime minister).

"Being as impartial and detached here as possible," he writes, "it seems to me that the long 'aftermath' of punk running from 1978-84 way way more musically interesting than what happened in 1976 and 1977, when punk staged its back-to-basics rock 'n' roll revival".