Sentence examples for dispassionate judgment from inspiring English sources

In general, it is still difficult for German historiographers to form a dispassionate judgment.

The denunciatory din over President Clinton's last-day pardons makes it hard to form a dispassionate judgment on them.

In a similar way, moral freedom is highly unlikely to produce a nation of individuals exercising their autonomy with the serious and dispassionate judgment of Immanuel Kant.

(I suppose it is my scholarly duty to note that Otto Preminger also played that role, and of course Arnold Schwarzenegger did too, but in my entirely dispassionate judgment they hardly measure up).

Nevertheless, questions remain about the personal judgment of Cameron and whether he put his desire to be close to Rupert Murdoch's newspapers before a dispassionate judgment of whether it was likely that Coulson as News of the World editor had no knowledge of phone hacking to gather sensational stories.

If I voted for the Republican in 2004, does that mean I was a fiery believer in George W. Bush -- or that I shrugged and made a dispassionate judgment call?

This is partly a matter of temperament, they say, partly an effort by Mr. Obama to step away from his own feelings so he can make dispassionate judgments.

(Think Progress has a dispassionate assessment here).

To be dispassionate in my judgment, I sought a micro laboratory for study in New York City.

"His greatest qualities as president," Goldstein says, "are his quality of mind and his quality of judgment — his dispassionate ability to analyze a situation.

While dispassionate in his scholarly judgment, he also seemed driven to convey through his research and writings an understanding of himself as an Englishman of German descent and early education.