Sentence examples for dispassionate point from inspiring English sources

Those who write the current news seldom have the objective, dispassionate point of view—or the time—of scientific analysts.

President Trump's relationship with the media might be bumpy at best, but, frankly, if analyzed from a dispassionate point of view, it is incredibly symbiotic.

A curator takes the often-emotional comments, removes them from their combative context and rephrases them as cogent, dispassionate bullet points.

"Obama still comes across as dispassionate to the point of coolness.

Dispassionate historians will point out that the Qing dynasty, the last imperial rulers of China whose borders the current government claims today, were not Han — they were colonizing Manchus.

Outside of that, yes, you're right, I am ruthlessly dispassionate to the point where I can see a genuine beauty in things dying and being killed and eaten.

"What's particularly depressing is, in the enactments of that good intention, we've reached a stage where everybody who is looking at this in a relatively dispassionate way is pointing to some fundamental problems.

From a dispassionate team and engineering point of view, the call made sense.

Instead they score, kill you and then slow down well before the end, trying to conserve energy for the next match, the next calculated, dispassionate, perfectly-chilled three points.

The Girardi way is to be steady to the point of being dispassionate, never too high and never too low.

Gun control advocates on the other hand typically use dispassionate statistics to prove their point, not only because gun violence statistics are prime evidence of the need for gun control, as Jonathan Stray of The Atlantic points out, but also because the gun lobby has worked its hardest to prevent gun control groups from ever making their arguments in terms of actual human suffering.