Sentence examples for but not impartial from inspiring English sources

The Speaker should be impartial in the chamber, but not impartial about the chamber.

When a subject is so close to the presenter's heart that it is indivisible from it, the result is impassioned but not impartial.

Not necessarily the worst, but clearly not impartial either.

But Ms. Azzarello is not impartial; her husband, John, a former federal prosecutor, is on the commission staff.

Focusing on the counterinsurgency environment, Upshur and colleagues wrote that "researchers are not impartial but rather armed actors in a conflict; thus there is a 'combatant observer effect'.

"Judge Hoffman was not impartial, but an activist seeking combat.

Several foreign reporters who managed to sneak into Homs to report on the crackdown there vouched for the accuracy of most of the video produced by the activists, but they never hid the fact that they were not impartial observers but participants in the struggle to topple President Bashar al-Assad.

Suggesting that a craving for centralised power is ingrained in the Russian psyche, Sixsmith explained that the word "state" implies not impartial government but a "Lord-dom" dependent on the whim of an autocratic ruler.

"I'm not impartial myself, I'm an American-ist, but it's been my view for many years... that there's really no comparison.

But people have correctly said a small part of it is not impartial".

But UKIP leader Nigel Farage said the two Labour former commissioners were not impartial participants in the debate, claiming they were contractually obliged not to criticise the EU.