Sentence examples for impartial best from inspiring English sources

Thesis (2) purports to define "good effects", but it does not state whose approval is to determine goodness people in general, people at their impartial best, or just the enlightened and well-informed?

The prominent display of Google's own product, Google+, exploits consumers' belief that Google will always deliver the best, impartial information on the web, and violates the search giant's own ethos of "focus on the user".

An impartial assessment is best achieved by a neutral general attitude toward wind energy.

A Justice Department that is at best impartial if not disloyal would have staved off whatever cockamamie investigations are sure to come on taxpayer money from blowhard Representatives wielding anonymous babies.

First, he said, there should be an impartial study of the best use of the area's city-owned assets.

I want him to be impartial and do the best he can, and I think referees do that.

The changes to limits take effect from March 27 and people will be offered free and impartial advice on how best to invest the pension pot they have built up.

In Political Liberalism, (Rawls 1993) he argues in a communitarian vein that his conception of the person as impartial citizen provides the best account of liberal-democratic political culture and that his political aim is only to work out the rules for consensus in political communities where people are willing to try for consensus.

Impartial answers are the best we have.

There are many considerations you need to take into account when choosing the best, most impartial representative for your estate.

One ceases to be impartial, and the very best--love--stays outside the work, is left outside, untranslated".