Sentence examples for not dispassionate from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Chelminski is not dispassionate on the issue.

A disaster of this magnitude seems to demand not dispassionate analysis but simple human empathy.

Other people can perhaps give you a clearer picture of her, but I'm not dispassionate in this regard.

Ethnographies were not dispassionate records of cultural facts but rather unstable "fictions," shot through with ideology and observer bias.

I know this much is true: young athletes are not dispassionate, tech-obsessed robots, and given half a chance they will work hard and thrive.

First, he decided, scientists are not dispassionate truthseekers, forming hypotheses and testing them against evidence, as the orthodox account has it.

Almost like he wasn't dispassionate.

(Wolfe's interest in self-medicating behavior is not wholly dispassionate.

Julie Nixon Eisenhower, whom Thomas cites for evidence of his theory, is a lovely woman, but not exactly dispassionate about her father.

Hers are our kind of vocals: high, a series of careless whispers, vaporous not vapid, and dispassionate meant as a compliment, as though passion itself can be measured in spittle and spume.

The people making the music aren't quite so dispassionate.