Sentence examples for not entirely impartial from inspiring English sources

Lissner is not entirely impartial.

Professor Hutton is not entirely impartial.

The King's Fund NHS leadership and management summit brought both parties together to analyse the failings of the healthcare system, although the conclusions were not entirely impartial.

I applaud an award like D&AD Impact (Although, I must admit I'm not entirely impartial, as a judge).

The endorsements on books aren't entirely impartial.

Early reviews have been warm, and Mr. Visconti, a tough critic if not an entirely impartial one, praised her "refreshing voice" and "compelling" stories.

It is a vital job and might not be entirely impartial, but it is another voice in the information war.

This contrast may demonstrate to the jury that Cotton is not the entirely impartial scientist that the prosecution seeks to present her as, but is rather a proponent of forensic DNA testing.

In addition experts in exercise for older people may not be entirely impartial in their appraisal of chair based exercise as they have already invested and engaged with the concept which may have led to more favourable responses.

I was not completely impartial.

"Our residents need reassurance that the planning process is not only impartial, but is seen to be impartial," she said.