Sentence examples for may be impartial from inspiring English sources

Your reporting may be impartial, but with photos like that, the words don't stand a chance.

The killer may be impartial with respect to his victims' occupations, religious beliefs, and so forth, but it would be absurd to regard this as a form of moral impartiality (despite the fact that, in certain contexts, morality does require impartiality with respect to such considerations).

So in her desperation, the driver (Viviane Reding, the commission's vice-president) oscillates between consulting the rear-view mirror and asking passers-by (who may or may not be impartial) for tips about what lies ahead.

Noting I may not be impartial, my friend truly stole the show and after a standing ovation the entire cast brought him back on stage for the final bow of the evening.

As hard as they may try to be impartial, it is human nature to be influenced by many factors, even subconsciously, not the least of which is when one competitor is hailed as the "Godfather" and other superlatives while the others get simple vanilla intros.

A person who chooses an accountant on the basis of her friends' recommendations may be entirely impartial between the various candidates (members of the pool of local accountants) with respect to their gender, their age, or where they went to school.

Students may add that justice must be impartial, but their primary focus is always on retribution.

Pius's relations with the Axis and the Allies may have been impartial, but his policies were tinged with uncompromising anticommunism.

Humanitarian forces seek to be impartial and tend to be small, because the war is voluntary and domestic political support may not last.

The allocation must also be impartial.

We also strive to be impartial.