Sentence examples for dispassionate evaluation from inspiring English sources
But the battle was not, in any case, marked by dispassionate evaluation of the benefits and costs of EU membership.
This requires a "dispassionate evaluation of data and a willingness to swap some risk for potential profits".
That perversely leaves the task of dispassionate evaluation to those Tories who, behind closed doors, say Miliband was on to something.
A dispassionate evaluation would show, however, that the Ghailani trial came and went with barely a blip registered on the city's radar.
For Paul, "what an adviser does is provide a dispassionate evaluation of alternatives, as a knowledgeable and interested person". "It is not something that stops on day one," Paul explains.
My only concern in this adventure is dispassionate evaluation; my only colleagues are readers who turn to The Times for their news, expect it to be fair, honest and complete, and are willing to trust another such reader -- me -- as their surrogate.
The affect heuristic further argues that feelings, as the emotional aspect of risk perception are as effective, and sometimes better than dispassionate cognitive risk evaluations for informing individual decision-making [ 40].
I'm also the author of "How to Think Like a Fantasy Football Winner," which preaches the importance of seeing football players as commodities — the key to taking a dispassionate stance on player evaluation.
He bears dispassionate scrutiny.
He is ineloquent and dispassionate.
