Sentence examples for impartial attitude from inspiring English sources
Today, Davis believes, "has found an impartial attitude: cosiness at one end, forensic inquiry at the other".
"We will have a balanced and impartial attitude towards you and will convey your point of view to the people but we have only one request: that our colleagues should be protected," he told the TTP spokesman and watching audience.
"We are looking forward to an absolutely impartial attitude towards the Gazprom company.
The committee's impartial attitude was considered most important by nearly all patients (92%), but one third of the patients that considered this issue important did not feel that the committee demonstrated this impartial attitude.
The complainants expect to be treated respectfully by the members of the complaint committee and an impartial attitude of the committee is very important to them.
The most important of these factors, having the highest standardised beta value, is the association score of the impartial attitude of the committee.
Normative Buddhist texts praise the role of peacemaker and an attitude of impartial benevolence toward all parties to a conflict (see, e.g., Thurman trans. 2000, 70).
To date, the corporation remains adamant that they're being as impartial as they can, an attitude which seems unlikely to change no matter how much moaning anyone does.
Thơ publicly stated that he expected a "rational attitude" coupled with "impartial and realistic judgments" and said that it was part of the provisional government's quest to "clear the way for a permanent regime, which our people are longing for".
Thereafter in the opinion of many impartial observers, he assumed unyielding attitudes and engaged in rash actions that did much to provoke the ejection of Singapore from the federation.
Since we construct the impartial spectator within us out of attitudes in the society around us, how can that spectator reach beyond our society sufficiently to achieve a sensitive and impartial concern for members of other societies, and to recognize where our society's sentiments are biased or corrupt?
