Sentence examples for one dispassionate from inspiring English sources
As one dispassionate observer put it: "If they had spent some more money on consultants, they wouldn't have made these arithmetical errors".
They understood that this was a movie about the possibility of creating change, not a referendum on the multiple obstacles depicted in the film -- parental apathy, bureaucracy, poverty, one dispassionate teacher, an obstructionist principal and yes, a single misguided leader in the teachers union.
For days now, those not in the path of the dozens of tornadoes that spun mayhem and death across several states on Wednesday have mostly experienced it through aerial photographs and film footage that tend to blend into one dispassionate tableau of destruction: stripped foundations, upside-down cars, bits of wood and brick that once were homes.
"We are attempting to provide a tool - a rigorous and dispassionate one", he added.
He's formal even when professing his goofiness — "He also encourages the madcap in me, which is very agreeable," he says of one friend — and dispassionate when discussing his sadness.
In fact, although Pollack's tone tends to be low-key and dispassionate, one of his book's best qualities is the zeal with which it challenges "common notions" about Gershwin, among them that he was "fundamentally a Tin Pan Alley songwriter who grew ambitious," an idea he calls "simplistic".
On one song, he sings that he's been "drunk all summer — drinking and floating and rolling and falling down" — but he is dispassionate rather than celebratory.
On the whole, though, he's one of the more dispassionate voices you're likely to hear on the subject.
On the one hand, the movie stokes excitement; it's not a cool or dispassionate view of Maya and the Navy SEALs, and it depicts their dedication and courage with warmth and admiration.
Yale University has long prided itself on being an institution for dispassionate discourse, but there is one arena where it has fallen sorely short: labor relations.
She is not a dispassionate judge — when one of her parishioners is hurt she gets very emotional.
