Sentence examples for exactly impartial from inspiring English sources

Oh, and given that you are in fact a restaurant booking system, you'll excuse me if I assume that your "survey" is not exactly impartial.

What follows is a critique of the claims made in the Daily Mail article, and, if you haven't guessed already, it is not exactly impartial.

Now, I realize that the above sentences were written by lawyers who are suing to have the severance plan overturned, so they are not exactly impartial observers.

If it was good enough for a judge as well-qualified and not exactly impartial as Lattany, it should be good enough for any of Wells's naysayers.

The article "Staking Claims to New Frontiers in Education" (front page, Feb. 27) provided many glowing reviews by educators highly invested in charter schools -- not exactly impartial researchers of this "flourishing movement".

We have some information from the British Humanist Association, which is not exactly impartial on this issue, but some more information can be pieced together from local news and other snippets.

Just honest, impartial government.

As Kapuscinski once said, impartial, unopinionated fact "is exactly what I avoid".

But you can't exactly count on us to be impartial and objective about Geoff Norman's writing.

What is even more worrisome about this decision is that Derek expressed completely unqualified enthusiasm for the Switch as soon as it was announced, which is not exactly what you want in an impartial reviewer.

Actually, impartial company is just weird".