Sentence examples for impartial don't from inspiring English sources

If MSNBC were really worried about coming off as impartial, don't you think it would have chosen somebody besides Mr. Olbermann, one of the most rabidly partisan figures in national news, to anchor its election coverage?

That proves I can be impartial, doesn't it?

The Herald Tribune, whose coverage of the trial itself was admirably impartial, did not at the time indulge in any such side excursions, but in the days immediately following the trial it became intensely preoccupied with statements criticizing the Judge.

You are impartial and don't play favorites.

"How do you know if the jury is impartial if you don't know who they are and something about them?" Given the facts of the case, however, the jurors may have had reason to fear retribution: the defendant, Russell Peeler Jr., was convicted of ordering his younger brother to kill 8-year-old Leroy Brown and his mother, Karen Clarke, in 1999.

Many impartial experts do not think Basel III is sufficient to prevent another credit crunch.

Comey responded by suggesting that his reporting was rigorously impartial: "I do not agree with Professor Edmonds' views.

He dismissed as "simply without foundation" accusations that the Israeli courts are not independent, impartial and do not hold the highest professional standards.

Investigations of these concerns should be conducted by persons with training and experience who have the ability to be neutral and impartial (i.e., who don't report to or have relationships with those individuals involved in the complaint).

"The sense that there's been an impartial media," he said, "I don't think that's how most people would see it". Steve Hilton on the set of his new Fox News show, The Next Revolution.

We have to be careful that fact-checking is fair and impartial, and doesn't veer into tendentiousness.