Sentence examples for disinterested analysis from inspiring English sources

What seems most needed now is a dispassionate, disinterested analysis of all the evidence, one that would probe behind the published papers on mammography trials and seek to determine whether any flaws that exist are enough to invalidate their findings.

(It only quotes Halperin, his boss Richard Stengel, and a current campaign operative, who really should be conflicted out of disinterested analysis, since he depends on Halperin for coverage).

It was our intent to provide a disinterested analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of RT-PCR-based approaches (i.e., triple read sequencing and CAMseq) versus a RNA-templated ligation-based approach (i.e., SeqZip).

He clearly values the ideal of disinterested policy analysis, but understands (much better than the young Croly did) that democracy cannot be reduced to an antiseptic contest among "scientific" policy prescriptions.

She might pass an opinion on a choreographer or a dancer, but nearly always in the disinterested spirit of analysis.

Thus was born the idea of independent central bankers, steering the monetary ship purely on the basis of disinterested, objective and scientific analysis.

Explanations in terms of cost-benefit analysis assume that people do not just test hypotheses in a disinterested way, but assess the costs of different errors.

After offering an analysis of the logic of such aesthetic judgments that they are based on feeling, more particularly on a feeling of disinterested pleasure, but that they also claim universal subjective validity Kant then searches for the a priori conditions for the possibility of making judgments that have this logical form.

"They're deadpan, disinterested.

Jones looks especially disinterested.

I'm disinterested.