Sentence examples for perfectly neutral from inspiring English sources

On every subject we discuss, Goodier gives a perfectly neutral answer: it's a smooth performance.

Paul Ryan is not a moderate, not a centrist, and certainly not a perfectly neutral non-ideological number-crunching budget wonk.

In a world without global tensions and nuclear showdowns, this modest, single-family house in the Bronx might have enjoyed a perfectly neutral existence.

In an ideal competition, events unfold on a perfectly neutral or 'level' playing field, in which there are no environmental features that could give one side a competitive advantage over the other [23].

It is very difficult to completely remove political influence and enforce a perfectly neutral position.

For example, it may be that the presence of an intein is not perfectly neutral but confers a very slight selective disadvantage due to the added process of protein splicing or the occurrence of ectopic homing endonuclease cleavage.

Orwell's argument, he argues, is in thrall both to a discredited positivism (here, the idea that language could ever be a perfectly precise and neutral instrument), and to what Thompson calls "authenticism": the idea that the authenticity of the speaker is what matters most.

The villager's knowledge by wont, enabling him to lead a stranger from place to place, is a different skill from one requiring him to tell the stranger, in perfectly general and neutral terms, how to get to any of the places, or indeed, how to understand these places in relation to those of other villages (1962a, 441).

"I just wish Mr Gove and the government would wake up and support these positive results by reinstating the perfectly good, cash-neutral, nutritional standards they've callously stripped away, that were there to protect our children.

Benjy's interiority is disorienting and exhilarating to experience in standard black ink precisely because this neutral printing perfectly conveys the "unbroken-surfaced confusion of an idiot which is outwardly a dynamic and logical coherence" — Faulkner's own description of his ambitions for Benjy's section.

Of course, no textbook is perfectly objective or politically neutral, but we owe future generations our best effort to keep what we call history free from the unsettling influence of partisan spin.