Sentence examples for impartial i from inspiring English sources

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

"It has nothing to do with whether I could be impartial, I really believe this is the only weapon we have," Judge Himelein wrote.

London's mayor also suggested that the review would not be reasonable or impartial: "I think there's every possibility that the government under the pressure from business will come up with what they think is the best short-term solution".

If I remain impartial, I'll have no problem".

As a former employee of the place that built this app and in an attempt to remain impartial, I think I test drove ColorSnap harder than I normally do when testing apps and frankly the results were impressive.

Defence: A public forum run by a weatherman who sometimes makes controversial statements other than weather - 'like the hike in energy bills, due in part, to decarbonising the economy.' Not very impartial, I must say.

"I'm not impartial myself, I'm an American-ist, but it's been my view for many years... that there's really no comparison.

When it comes to the BBC and reliable, impartial reporting i'm afraid I lost faith in them a long time ago.

I'm perhaps improperly impartial because I'm quoted inside the back cover with enthusiastic praise of the first edition.

"I do not feel that one's heritage makes them incapable of being impartial, but... I feel justified in questioning whether I am receiving a fair trial.

"I'm just here as an impartial observer," I said.