Sentence examples for difficult to be impartial from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to be impartial about any situation that involves children being brutalized, raped, kidnapped, forced to fight and brainwashed at the hands of an insane murderer wanted for crimes against humanity.

It would be difficult for him to be impartial about issues such as telecommunication laws, a rival TV program or legislative decisions that may affect brands advertising on his program, if Trump continues his association with the show, they believe.

As in some other South Asian countries, journalism is closely associated with activism in Bangladesh and to be impartial is often a difficult concept to grasp.

We also strive to be impartial.

His duty is to be impartial.

Many nonscientists perceive reviewers to be impartial.

We elect them to be impartial".

Moreover, policing mustn't just be impartial, it must be seen to be impartial.

Conde, the frustrated writer, is unable to be impartial.

So few expect trials staged by Khartoum to be impartial.

"I don't profess to be impartial," Mr. Lott said.