Sentence examples for impartially what from inspiring English sources

Moneysavingexpert exists solely to give you a better deal and tell you (impartially) what is going on.

Self-love worked best and our interest was best served when we impartially seek what is truly in our interest.

In these circumstances it is the job of the BBC to analyse as impartially as possible what is going on - and that can ruffle feathers.

Thus, unlike Sidgwick, but like Phillips (2011), Parfit does not regard practical reason as teetering on chaos or think it a cosmic calamity if we cannot demonstrate that we always have most reason to do what would be impartially best.

"The really central issue in this is was that bid conducted properly, impartially, and I think that what the Leveson process showed was that it was - and that is, I think, the thing that can give the public most confidence".

"I feel the investigation should not be done by the Department of Corrections itself, but by an independent investigator who will thoroughly and impartially answer the questions of what happened and why," said state Sen. Ed Ableser.

They need leaders who uphold the law impartially, but otherwise let people do what they wish.

I am obviously sad that people are not confident in my ability to chair what is a hugely important inquiry impartially.

"I am obviously sad that people are not confident in my ability to chair what is a hugely important inquiry impartially," she said.

She said I was the first person to tell her that she was beautiful – impartially, model beautiful – and she had become interested in what that could mean for her.

An important example of such a moral problem is whether fetuses are impartially protected by morality and so whether or under what conditions, abortions are allowed.