Sentence examples for disinterested expert from inspiring English sources

Unlike history, say, or a work of anthropology, the travel book tends to be the calling of writers, amateurs and generalists rather more like passionate eyewitness testimony than disinterested expert opinion.

Dr. Offit is an honest researcher but he should not be quoted as a completely disinterested expert.

He can't name one disinterested expert who recommends his scheme.

Presenting himself as a disinterested expert, he published opinion pieces in the New York Review of Books, the New York Times, the Washington Post, and other outlets staunchly advocating Kurdish independence and the right of the Kurds to control oil resources in their region.

You might think the solution would be some more aggressive hunting for disinterested experts.

The New Republic wrote that people had "revolted against the consequences to themselves of government by capable and disinterested experts" — an undemocratic "autocracy of experts".

The resulting film is inevitably partial — it relies entirely on those six voices, without the usual documentary chorus of opposing views or disinterested experts — but also eminently, even thrillingly fair-minded.

This sort of scrutiny by disinterested experts—acting out of a sense of professional obligation, rather than for pay is often said to make the scientific literature particularly reliable.

Attacks on him have come from three groups, Dr. Gotzsche said: disinterested experts, oncologists who spent careers recommending mammograms, and those who earn money in the $1 billion screening industry.

If the jury decided the defendant was not retarded, then a hearing would be held in which two disinterested experts would make recommendations to the judge, who would have final say.

One deficiency of BP's initial crisis response is now hurting it more than ever as the uncertain remediation continues and new revelations surface: BP has not effectively recruited and deployed disinterested experts to speak on its behalf.