Sentence examples for dispassionately stated from inspiring English sources

Truth for him was never something out there, clinically defined and dispassionately stated.

Rolling Stone reviewed the debut show, calling Ocean awkward at times, though they stated that "fortunately his dispassionately told stories of love and loss in a world that assumes impermanence could handle the load of the audience".

In the Bork hearings, Biden stated his opposition to Bork soon after the nomination, reversing an approval in an interview of a hypothetical Bork nomination he had made the previous year and angering conservatives who thought he could not conduct the hearings dispassionately.

But, in general, he states the facts dispassionately: the Vegas casinos where the tappers who performed there couldn't get a room or eat, the critics complaining if a dancer seemed to them to show an insufficiently "Negro" spirit, the artists' complicity, performing as the Three Little Dots or Two Real Coons.

He also states: "With a clear-eyed appreciation of true human nature, a love of ritual and pageantry, and a flair for mockery, LaVey's Satanic Bible promulgated a gospel of self-indulgence that, he argued, anyone who dispassionately considered the facts would embrace".

As the audience sits in the dark, a woman (Kate Moran) recites a monologue about suicide, dispassionately describing the events that have led her to her current state.

When you dispassionately review the reality of the U.S. economy, it is a depressing state of affairs that screams out for Americans to get up, stand up and shout: "we can do better than the political and economic elites".

Matthew Bryza, a former deputy assistant secretary of state for Eurasian affairs, said it would be best to deal dispassionately with Moscow.

"No," he said dispassionately.

Djokovic played commandingly but dispassionately.

I cannot write dispassionately of Charlie Clark.