Sentence examples for dispassionate support from inspiring English sources

In contrast, 39% of the overall electorate supports some candidate strongly, meaning Quinn has unusually dispassionate support.

Having a corporate trustee serve as a co-trustee along with an individual can help to provide the administrative support (and dispassionate voice) that an individual family member or trusted friend may not be able to provide alone.

Cogently argued in lucid, dispassionate prose, it's supported by a host of examples from all over the world.

The early evidence is that Pardew has shown an ability to put an arm around the shoulder and use a footballing brain, the capacity to offer impassioned support and provide dispassionate analysis.

Addison's reputation as an essayist has surpassed that of Steele, but their individual contributions to the success of The Spectator are less to the point than their collaborative efforts: Steele's friendly tone was a perfect balance and support for the more dispassionate style of Addison.

Often confessional, rarely dispassionate, she marshals facts and anecdotes in support of her case.

They were last spotted in the early afternoon of June 8th by Noel Odell, himself a strong climber and dispassionate witness, who was following them in support.

Even at that big rally, his supporters were oddly dispassionate.

If the prosecution had made a more dispassionate decision about what charges the evidence supported, it had a far greater chance of having the jury make a more nuanced decision about Zimmerman as a wrongdoer.

Among the French electorate, however, support for the engagement in Libya was dispassionate — "Nobody here gives a shit about Libya," a political reporter for Le Monde told me — and Qaddafi's overthrow did not help Sarkozy's standing in the polls.

Among the French electorate, however, support for the engagement in Libya was dispassionate—"Nobody here gives a shit about Libya," a political reporter for Le Monde told me and Qaddafi's overthrow did not help Sarkozy's standing in the polls.