Sentence examples for essentially impartial from inspiring English sources
Although karmic law is essentially impartial, there is growth within toward a truth or state which is essentially good.
There is, however, a major tradition in moral philosophy which understands morality as essentially universal and impartial, and seems to rule out local, partial attachment and loyalty.
How is the arbitration decided? A. Horowitz, as the impartial arbiter, will essentially be responsible for deciding whether the 211- game suspension stands, should be reduced, or should be thrown out altogether.
Another reading of Smith, which attributes a sentimentalist FA theory to him, has his standard of propriety determined by an essentially normative notion of an impartial spectator.
He has called - he has essentially said he cannot be impartial because he's Hispanic.
Civil judges and Supreme Court justices are elected, but county political leaders essentially hand-pick the candidates, with little or no impartial screening.
Bias is essentially taking sides in an argument while saying you're impartial.
There may be some techniques involved -- we may be cultivating mindfulness or loving kindness and compassion, but essentially we are simply resting naturally in our present awareness and seeing whatever arises with an open impartial mind.
