Sentence examples for dispassionate terms from inspiring English sources
In the interviews, he sets out before the police in dispassionate terms the evidence of who might have poisoned him.
She recommends explaining the decision to a PI in clear, dispassionate terms — the same tone that is needed when talking to other PIs about a possible job.
Like most political operatives, Brezny sees politics in unsentimental and dispassionate terms, which has proved vital for his long-term survival.
In startlingly clinical and dispassionate terms, the authors of the newly-released torture memos describe and then rationalize why the devastating techniques the CIA sought to employ on human beings do not violate the Torture Statute (18 U.S.C. sec. 2340).
Mr. Tobiason's work, which he said was drawn from military and biology books he borrowed from the University of Nebraska library, is written in mostly dispassionate, technical terms.
Millis argues that such work requires what he terms "dispassionate rigor to investigate the pertinent loose ends in physics". How the work is done is what dictates progress, he says.
"If you want to show that you're being dispassionate then you use the more scientific term Caucasian," Ms. Painter said.
Others, meanwhile, concentrate on the fact that the traditional conceptions tend to identify impartiality with an unemotional, dispassionate disposition, or to otherwise characterize it in impersonal or otherwise negative terms — in terms, that is, of what the moral agent lacks, rather than what she possesses.
But such efforts, alone, are unlikely to boost long-term survival rates without a continual, dispassionate look at the incoming data, no matter how counterintuitive, and a willingness to revise tactics midtreatment as we pursue multiple paths in a race for the cure.
Still, many banks are steering clear of art now, and this has opened up space for players like Mr. Willette, a former UBS banker, who says this is the time for serious collectors and institutional investors to take a dispassionate look at contemporary art as a long-term portfolio investment.
Short term heroics are no substitute for dispassionate deregulation, which wont happen so long as our political leaders are fixated on greed.
