Sentence examples for false impartiality from inspiring English sources

In the case of climate change, Jones found that there had indeed been a tendency towards "false impartiality … too often, bodies it turns to in such discussions have a social and political rather than a scientific agenda".

But the juror is under an equal obligation not to be lulled by the decency of his motives into a false confidence in the impartiality of his judgments.

At the same time, because these strictures cut against personal anecdote or casual comment, they sometimes fostered a false solemnity, to say nothing of a straining to end many columns on a note of Olympian impartiality too often verging on "Time will tell".

Davies is asking about impartiality.

The blindfold represents impartiality.

Screw journalistic impartiality!

His impartiality is sacred.

What is impartiality?

Impartiality over Brexit?

Economists can't vow impartiality.

The MDC questions Mr Mbeki's impartiality.