That has been a cornerstone of Anglo-American law — the dispassionate judge".
Some want announcers to be passionate fans, others dispassionate conveyors of information.
The operators passed along all manner of nautical information in quick, dispassionate bits: floating debris in this channel, proceed with care; two vessels approaching Hell Gate, both will wait for you to pass; and on and on.
Consistent with this, reviews have concluded that affirming important values or personal attributes can facilitate more dispassionate appraisals of threatening health messages and other unwelcome information (Aronson, Cohen, & Nail, 1999; Harris & Epton, 2009; McQueen & Klein, 2006; Sherman & Cohen, 2006).
It grabs us, the audience, exactly because it is not dispassionate discourse or an unbiased presentation of complete and accurate information in the best journalistic tradition, the kind that was so recently honored and discussed, after the passing of Walter Cronkite.
Critics, including Costa and many other parents of children with Down syndrome, say that such dispassionate approaches rarely happen in practice, with many obstetricians and genetic counselors providing unduly negative or misleading information.
He bears dispassionate scrutiny.
He is ineloquent and dispassionate.
Nonetheless he proves himself a dispassionate narrator.
Jurgen's eyes were clear, dispassionate.
