Sentence examples for impartial it is not from inspiring English sources
In section 3.2 we noted that while consequentialist impartiality is one possible interpretation of the demand that morality be impartial, it is not by any means the only available interpretation; nor is it clearly the most plausible.
Our moral principles are supposed to be impartial, and it is not obvious that the principle 'don't lie to your friends'meets this condition.
That is the consensus of impartial election handicappers, and it is not seriously disputed by the senators and staff members most closely following their parties' Senate campaigns.
For far too long, this third limb of the government has suffered a credibility crisis over doubts [about] the manner [in which] justice is dispensed in some cases and out of a perhaps unfair perception that it is not impartial.
She said that the commission of inquiry set up by the government was a "red herring" because it is not impartial and is led by a former minister who for 19 years served under the government of former President Maumoon Abdul Gayoom - Ms Maumoon's father - which she said had imprisoned Mr Nasheed 12 times.
What follows is a critique of the claims made in the Daily Mail article, and, if you haven't guessed already, it is not exactly impartial.
The local commander promised to be impartial, but it was not clear that his impartiality was shared by soldiers who fired on some of the warring factions.
"It isn't an impartial exercise but a political smear based on false assumptions made by Tory advisers, including dozens of claims which are not even Labour's policies," he said.
It's not journalism, and it isn't exactly impartial.
