Sentence examples for dispassionate description from inspiring English sources

Edlow provides a refreshingly dispassionate description of the passionate politics of Lyme disease.

Die linkshändige Frau (1976; The Left-Handed Woman) is a dispassionate description of a young mother coping with the disorientation she feels after she has separated from her husband.

In 1927, an American political scientist, Harold D. Lasswell, published a now-famous book, Propaganda Technique in the World War, a dispassionate description and analysis of the massive propaganda campaigns conducted by all the major belligerents in World War I.

This is in the course of Herodotus' long, often dispassionate descriptions of other peoples and cultures.

Especially I laughed at the image where the cops just discovered that they are being broadcast on the interwebs.' The majority of the comments (56%) are more objective, or dispassionate, in their descriptions of the images (Fig. 6): 'I read a post where someone claimed that he hung for 25 minutes?

In "Shoah," Lanzmann also interviews Nazi officials, whose dispassionate and self-justifying descriptions of the machinery of extermination give the movie, in effect, its villains.

Dr. Freeman's notes, written in dispassionate style, reflect a synthesis of the parents' distorted descriptions and his own clinical observations.

Pioneer concluded long ago that racial variation is an integral part of human variation, and deserves dispassionate study by responsible scientists.In that connection I believe your description of Philippe Rushton's work is not a balanced one.

He bears dispassionate scrutiny.

He is ineloquent and dispassionate.

Nonetheless he proves himself a dispassionate narrator.