Sentence examples for impartial piece from inspiring English sources

"This isn't an impartial piece of reporting," he writes in a preface to his book.

Ingersoll got his facts, wrote what he considered an accurate and impartial piece.

The Mail decided to rehash the line of attack they used on Ed Miliband, in a very impartial piece headlined "Red Jez: Corbyn tells Labour critics he is the boss but rambling speech has nothing on immigration or the deficit".

But by the time of the report's publication in May, both the health minister and the Confederation were at pains to stress the report was an entirely independent, impartial and academic piece of work.

3) Is there a discrepancy in what the health minister told the Cabinet in March - that the purpose of the report was to "articulate" the case for change - and what she told the public and AMs in May, namely that it was an independent, impartial and academic piece of work?

Could this be construed as providing a complete, fair and impartial picture of negotiations?" As I sought to understand why the piece was so one-sided, I learned that the problem traced back to Mr. Arango's decision to travel unidentified with the ambassador.

We have some information from the British Humanist Association, which is not exactly impartial on this issue, but some more information can be pieced together from local news and other snippets.

As I wrote in that piece, "Hardly anyone takes EPI seriously as a source of impartial information.

PK: I think it's incumbent on the NFL and on the players to do everything they can to have an impartial panel of experts, some of whom Malcolm Gladwell found recently for a great piece in the New Yorker.

While newspapers can run passionate opinion pieces, the corporation is conscious of the requirement to be rigidly impartial.

Impartial classification of Asparagus sections (Asparagus officinalis L ., for the purpose of obtaining desired tip to stem pieces ratio in final product, is extremely important to the processing industry.