Sentence examples for dispassionate efficiency from inspiring English sources

Pierrepoint was proud of his work, which he performed with a dispassionate efficiency.

Hood, the Oscar-winning South African director of Tsotsi, has made his best film here; if his style is marked by dispassionate efficiency, he's landed on an ideal subject for it.

The atmosphere is workaday, dispassionate.

The rhetoric is hardly dispassionate.

Almost like he wasn't dispassionate.

Journalists are supposed to be neutral observers – impassioned but dispassionate.

The marshalling of facts and dispassionate tone can sometimes make the book heavy going.

The men were remarkably relaxed, dispassionate; and the slowness acquired its own cool rhythms.

How dispassionate must a photojournalist be, I wonder?

Are they consistent, analytical, and dispassionate in their advice?

Was that a public shaming or dispassionate reporting?