Sentence examples for neutral spectator from inspiring English sources

The old man receives his winnings from a neutral spectator, and the loser puts his shirt and shoes back on and disappears in a huff, his fans in tow.

For a neutral spectator you couldn't have asked for more.

With unparalleled access to the Kurdish and Syrian Christian fighters on the front lines, we found ourselves witnessing a bitter conflict within the Syrian war, with the Assad regime a neutral spectator between jihadist-led rebels and Kurdish nationalists, pitting village against village and neighbor against neighbor.

With unparalleled access to the Kurdish and Syrian Christian fighters on the frontlines, we found ourselves witnessing a bitter and almost unreported conflict within the Syrian war, where the Assad regime is a neutral spectator in a life or death struggle between jihadist-led rebels and Kurdish nationalists, pitting village against village and neighbour against neighbour.

With unparalleled access to the Kurdish and Syrian Christian fighters on the frontlines, we found ourselves witnessing a bitter and almost unreported conflict within the Syrian war, where the Assad regime is a neutral spectator in a life or death struggle between jihadist-led rebels and Kurdish nationalists, pitting village against village and neighbor against neighbor.

Neutral spectators, meanwhile, savoured a staggering helter-skelter match.

The Football Association has taken the unprecedented step of making 6,000 tickets available for neutral spectators in a section of Wembley where no club colours will be permitted, as it desperately attempts to fill the national stadium.

Jakob "Kobi" Kuhn's team won Group G without anyone really noticing, and tonight's match against Ukraine is unlikely to get neutral spectators frantically rubbing their thighs with glee.

No stranger to taking risks (and occasionally eating grass), when he's good, he's amazing, but when he loses, it's painful for fans and neutral spectators alike.

They are not just neutral spectators, but actively support malignant transformation [ 28] and metastasis [ 29], as compared to normal resting fibroblasts.

The knowing subject S, in what Code hyphenates as the "positivist-empiricist" epistemology, is an individual a detached, neutral, interchangeable spectator whose knowledge is most reliable when his or her sensory observations occur in ideal conditions, not real, everyday ones.