Sentence examples for equally impartial from inspiring English sources

Even those with good technical qualifications may still have difficulty navigating the complexities of the trust document and being equally impartial to all beneficiaries.

Thus, science autobiographies can hardly be regarded as impartial.

But if we take it to be a comprehensive account of rationality in action, the prudential interpretation can also appear to be an unstable compromise: if practical reason demands of us impartiality as between our present and future desires, should it not equally demand impartial consideration of the desires of other agents who may be affected by what we do?

Within the natural order every living entity stands on the same natural ground bathing equally in the impartial light of nature.

The wind, of course, was impartial but equally influential.

But it would be equally possible for an "objective and impartial" analysis to conclude that the dangers of quitting have been overestimated and that Britain could benefit from going it alone.

As a judge, patient, impartial and decisive.

"The state must be impartial and treat all religious communities equally and maintain equal distance to all of them," he said.

"In short, it appears that it will be equally difficult to assemble a fair and impartial jury in any district," the lawyers wrote.

In facing crises, the report recommends more honesty in assessing blame and less of a tendency to try to treat all sides of a dispute as equally responsible in an effort to appear impartial.

As observers, we had an impartial, uninvolved, and passive stance.