Sentence examples for most impartial from inspiring English sources
Most impartial work suggests they are wrong.
Comcast (not the most impartial judge of its own services), claims households and businesses will benefit.
"I must be possibly the most impartial MP in the House of Commons.
I work out, too, and most impartial observers — and some partial ones — would describe me as lean.
Mr Singh is a fine advocate for the Sikhs' view of their history, but he is maybe not that history's most impartial judge.
Even the most "objective" review, just like the most impartial news report, brings in a myriad of basic assumptions and preferences about what has been seen and felt.
Neither Elsworth nor Findlay will be considered the most scrupulously impartial of judges.
I have found maps produced by the UN to be the most accurate and impartial.
Even the most talented and impartial of experts can get the future level of debt wrong by hundreds of billions.
"What the F.E.C. needs most is strong, impartial leadership that will promote integrity in our election system," Mr. Obama said in reply to a voter questionnaire in 2007.
Nor does the Times stylebook have a guideline; its editors tell reporters to use "the most accurate and impartial term, especially in cases where the political merits are disputed".
