Sentence examples for dispassionate presentation from inspiring English sources
His work employed classical elements and formal discipline in the dispassionate presentation of everyday scenes.
For a subject so charged with emotion, the presentation is remarkably dispassionate; the main interest here is in getting viewers to think, not getting them riled.
David McCarthy contrasted Lichtenstein's "dispassionate, detached and oddly disembodied" presentation of aerial combat with the work of H.C. Westermann, for whom the experience of military service in World War II instilled a need to horrify and shock.
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.
The team's method of presentation, however, has caused a stir among those who feel that scientific papers should be dispassionate in their delivery of the evidence.
He bears dispassionate scrutiny.
He is ineloquent and dispassionate.
Jurgen's eyes were clear, dispassionate.
Nonetheless he proves himself a dispassionate narrator.
The atmosphere is workaday, dispassionate.
The rhetoric is hardly dispassionate.
