Sentence examples for but impartial from inspiring English sources
In this respect, it is not partial to the fortunate but impartial to all.
Passivity in the face of unequal forces is anything but impartial.
In the development of these social processes, the role of local government is as an active but impartial facilitator.
Education spokeswoman Denise Horn bristled at the suggestion that Rose and his team were anything but impartial.
He suggested that this was a political decision and said the NLRB had always been "anything but impartial".
Sometimes she is curious but impartial: "Hughes is a mime, can take on the voices and thoughts of creatures..
But an impartial hearing officer deemed the district's plan inadequate.
The press was almost universally hostile to him, but many impartial observers consider him the most magnetic personality in the House of Commons.
I think an awful lot of people get confused about that, but an impartial historical novel would be a dull one.
When a subject is so close to the presenter's heart that it is indivisible from it, the result is impassioned but not impartial.
But "the impartial – UN operation in Ivory Coast and French – forces did African democracy a great service … by ousting a man who... would only listen to his own obstinacy," Le Pays continued.
