Sentence examples for little impartial from inspiring English sources

Which leads me to the second reason why I was feeling a little impartial towards this novel: it was a varying mixture of truth and fiction.

Civil judges and Supreme Court justices are elected, but county political leaders essentially hand-pick the candidates, with little or no impartial screening.

"This community has lost all hope in this prosecutor to be fair and impartial," Little said.

He has little credibility as an impartial overseer of Italian banking.

The Brennan Center for Justice described Kobach as having "little credibility as an impartial investigator of election integrity.

It should come as little surprise that this nominally impartial election observer calls on the West to recognise Mr Zakharchenko's election as the "will of the people".

The attorney general's office and the human rights ombudsman's office, both close to the president, have shown little interest in conducting an impartial investigation.

If you can, put a little spritz on and ask someone impartial to smell.

Little wonder that the Australian public wanted a proper, impartial investigation – and still wants to know how asylum seekers are treated.

To take an obvious counterexample, there is little if any justice in laws approved from a utilitarian impartial perspective when these laws take into account racially prejudiced preferences which are cultivated by grossly unequal, racially discriminatory and segregated social conditions.

"The answer is everything!" She also brought up Trump's remarks that an Indiana-born judge of Mexican descent couldn't be impartial in a case, in order to show how little influence Republican party leaders have over their candidate.