Sentence examples for make dispassionate from inspiring English sources

That will make dispassionate decisions to ensure value for money even more important.

This is partly a matter of temperament, they say, partly an effort by Mr. Obama to step away from his own feelings so he can make dispassionate judgments.

A Jordanian intelligence officer warned the C.I.A. that bin Zeid had become too attached to his asset to make dispassionate assessments, but he, too, was ignored.

The organisers tell me that having digital refuseniks on the panel is the right thing - those judges were better able to make dispassionate assessments of impact and contribution to the general ecology of television.

Then she made dispassionate paintings, placing each dog in a flat field of yellowish green or grayish tan or blue.

Can hearing parents really make a dispassionate decision for a toddler about a cochlear implant?

Take time to research the pros and cons so you can make a dispassionate decision, and make sure you and your partner are on the same page.

It has also created film and video works and large-scale community projects, and that breadth of experience may have helped her to stand outside the emotional quicksand of a marriage's breakup and make sufficiently dispassionate use of it as a dance theme.

Thus, I would expect President Obama's White House Counsel to gather the facts, and for the President to make a dispassionate decision on whether Executive Privilege should be invoked.

Emotions have nothing to do with it: She follows the law, she looks at the facts and makes a dispassionate opinion".

Specter makes a dispassionate argument: the Food and Drug Administration has found that Plan B is safe and effective for adolescent girls, so adolescent girls should be able to use Plan B without obstruction.