Sentence examples for course impartial from inspiring English sources

Of course, impartial observers can also note that Valve has a clear financial stake in all this.

Now comes "Cosby: His Life and Times" (Simon & Schuster), a biography by Mark Whitaker, the former editor of Newsweek; the book, written with Cosby's participation, is invaluable but not, of course, impartial.

Of course impartial justice is an abstraction, but it isn't so much a myth as an ideal.

The wind, of course, was impartial but equally influential.

In fact, Mr. Tozzoli said, the association strives to avoid politics and steer an impartial course.

Civil servants must of course remain politically impartial, but the situation isn't always clear-cut if you work for a non-departmental public body.

And the course offers an impartial, frank assessment of today's expanded array of medications to help you make the safest and smartest choices to meet your goals.

Mr Benjamin may, of course, have been truly impartial.

For their part, all of the broadcast outlets, of course, maintained their traditional, impartial stance.

We should be impartial, of course, in adjudication and fair in evaluating evidence.

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