Sentence examples for impartial among from inspiring English sources

These grounds are impartial among rival noncognitive values.

Such a justification had to be impartial among at least the normatively respectable diversity of points of view.

In doing so, it's impossible to remain entirely impartial among conclusions, since a conclusion that can only be supported by bad arguments must be regarded as unsound.

According to the conventions of "objective" journalism, the journalist is the impartial judge among competing opinions, and experts are merely purveyors of some of those competing opinions, with no special standing.

We begin with a brief summary of Scanlon's contractualism, and then situate his view in relation both to other social contract theories and to its main rival among impartial accounts of morality namely, utilitarianism.

However, in the wake of the Zimmerman verdict I relished the opportunity to perhaps sit on a panel of citizens to give a defendant a legitimate trial among impartial peers.

"There's no reason to believe that a fair and impartial jury could not be found among the 2.3 million people here in Queens," said Richard A. Brown, the Queens district attorney.

"Today's decision reflects that which we said all along," Mr. Brown said in a statement, "that a fair and impartial jury can be selected from among the 2.3 million residents of Queens County".

Here Mill expresses doubts about an interest group model of democracy, according to which representatives are advocates of the sectarian interests of their constituents and democracy is seen as an impartial aggregation and set of compromises among sectarian interests.

Impartial and unbiased – 53% (54% among print Daily/Sunday Telegraph readers), 55%.

The U.S. criminal justice system received a mixed grade in the new index, ranking well when it comes to guaranteeing due process of law, but ranking last among developed nations on delivering impartial justice.