Sentence examples for detached opinion from inspiring English sources

We shall never now have the instructive delight of reading the detached opinion of Keynes-in-retirement on the economic philosophy of Keynes-in-office.It must be left to posterity to say just how great a man Keynes was.

Murray's assistant coach, Jonas Bjorkman, insists the injury that flared in the win over Andreas Seppi, had not cleared after he beat Ivo Karlovic and, according to more detached opinion, looked to be lingering during his quarter-final against Vasek Pospisil, is no longer an issue.

Such opinions tended inevitably to be offered by those who took a detached view of the market rather than by those who had suffered its cruelty.

Mr. Padilla maintained a detached view of the Cuban leader, whom he described in his book as an anachronism who had grown deaf to the opinions of his own countrymen and was stuck like a fly in the amber of an outdated Marxist-Leninism.

In Hand's view, judges must remain detached at times when public opinion is hostile to minorities and governments issue laws to repress those minorities.

In a way, this collection is the flesh-and-blood counterpoint to Raf Simons's show for Jil Sander, which also pushed boundaries, divided opinion and dealt in a cooler, more detached way with our notions about sex and contemporary dressing.

Still, it doesn't help distinguish the relatively clear, objective statements of fact from the invariably subjective and shifting opinions that give voice to a person's inner feelings, sentiments and attitudes to various things.It is precisely the difficulty of extracting this emotionally charged content from the detached, hard-boiled sort that makes sentiment analysis such a tough nut to crack.

Public opinion in Austria is more Eurosceptic than in any other EU country except semi-detached Britain.

Economists remain detached.

The Chinese remain detached.

When tribal loyalties are dying, no UK party is overwhelmingly popular, detached voters change their mind on issues suddenly and insecure leaders turn to referendums as a device to keep their parties together, opinion polls are their only reliable guide.