Sentence examples for dispassionate vision from inspiring English sources

At Lincoln Center, I understood it as something else altogether — an awesomely dispassionate vision of the human world, beautiful and awful in equal measure.

With luck, the effort should bring long overdue visibility to an artist who applied the dispassionate vision of Eakins and Homer — albeit exquisitely detailed — to the natural world.

If Mubarak had any sense of dispassionate vision, any sense that national peace was a greater priority than his own grandeur, then he would have resigned and handed all of his power over to the profoundly imperfect figure of Omar Suleiman — all with the notion of opening the way for elections in September.

If Mubarak had any sense of dispassionate vision, any sense that national peace was a greater priority than his own grandeur, then he would have resigned and handed all of his power over to the profoundly imperfect figure of Omar Suleiman all with the notion of opening the way for elections in September.

He bears dispassionate scrutiny.

He is ineloquent and dispassionate.

Nonetheless he proves himself a dispassionate narrator.

Jurgen's eyes were clear, dispassionate.

Coetzee's vision made a sharp, original commentary on the South Africa of apartheid, but it also explored the human condition with a bleak, dispassionate sympathy that many readers have found unforgettable.

The atmosphere is workaday, dispassionate.

The rhetoric is hardly dispassionate.