Sentence examples for dispassionate report from inspiring English sources

His language is not the sort of bland analysis you might expect from a Wall Street investment house or a dispassionate report in a daily newspaper.

In a measured and dispassionate report Saville, a supreme court judge, concluded there was no justification for shooting at any of those killed or wounded on the banned civil rights march.

The dispute with claims and counterclaims is laid out in a new, dispassionate report by the Boston Global Forum, a Harvard professor-heavy think tank.

A few weeks ago, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued a dire but largely dispassionate report on the economic impact that child maltreatment has on the United States.

Surely this level of dispassionate reporting is only achieved by The Economist itself.

This view manifests itself in a near absence of any kind of dispassionate reporting of the Brotherhood, which has been declared a terrorist organisation and whose leadership has been dispersed.

In the midst of these developments, a core question is being asked: what role should the agency, with its credo of dispassionate reporting, play now, when the Bush administration is passionate about fighting terrorism with every available weapon?

Corrosive cynicism, fuelled by politically nihilistic blogs and a retreat from dispassionate reporting, is endangering British political discourse, Hazel Blears, the communities secretary, told a Hansard Society conference today on growing political disengagement in Britain.

A quick internet search seems to show that the first paper to report it (on August 2nd) was the New York Post, ever a bastion of dispassionate reporting on urban issues (see "Wrong-Way Crash Mom Drunk, Stoned"), and one with no particular ideological axes to grind ("Send Doctor Bill To The Rich").

Was that a public shaming or dispassionate reporting?

Too often, news media and social media chatter turn to fear mongering instead of dispassionate reporting of facts.