Sentence examples for dispassionate view from inspiring English sources

At this stage of his career, he has a dispassionate view of his profession.

It reinforces the film's dispassionate view of sex work as an impersonal, animal transaction.

The long – lifelong – almost dispassionate view of the biographer functions like a drone circling overhead and across time.

Her style of speech-song takes the long, dispassionate view of life, as if to say: "It is all water under the bridge.

"I hope today means that people came back from vacation and are taking a more dispassionate view of what is in the economic data," she said.

What he calls "the dispassionate view of the mind which has guided Democratic thinking for 40 years" is deeply flawed, Dr. Westen argues.

Mr. Adams is known for his spare, dispassionate views of an American landscape hard-pressed to escape human encroachments.

A puzzling combination of strong earnings and weak guidance did little to sway Wall Street's dispassionate views of Dell, as analysts maintained neutral outlooks on the stock and recommended it for purchase at lower levels.

Whether in dystopian panoramas or in Robert Polidori's dispassionate aerial views, it paradoxically reveals more in autumnal shadow and fog than in summer sunlight.

Film-makers have studied organised crime and know how it works; they can give a dispassionate insight, a view from the outside.

Can we have a dispassionate and accurate view of where the (vast) trading profits of Wall Street in general (and Goldman Sachs in particular) come from?