Sentence examples for potentially impartial from inspiring English sources
In order to avoid this awkward "add-on" of feeling to potentially impartial apprehension, Goldie's neo-cognitivism proposed the notion of "feeling towards" – "thinking of with feeling" so that your emotional feelings are directed towards the object of your thought.
On the other are those who feel ESPN were correct to acknowledge a potentially slanderous opinion the supposedly impartial commentator should have kept to himself.
It would only be interesting as a conflict of interest if her position seemed to be at odds with his judicial philosophy, and, therefore, potentially compromising to his ability to be impartial.
FROM THE DISSENT By Justice Souter Kim's claim is a limited one: not that the Government may not detain LPRs to ensure their appearance at removal hearings, but that due process under the Fifth Amendment conditions a potentially lengthy detention on a hearing and an impartial decision maker's finding that detention is necessary to a governmental purpose.
We then judge ourselves and potentially guide our action by the imagined responses of an impartial and well-informed spectator.
But Whitaker isn't coming into the job an impartial observer — in fact, he has a number of potentially disqualifying statements that had some political analysts writing him off as a viable option to oversee the Mueller probe, back when Sessions' ouster was still a hypothetical.
Impartial academic research is difficult.
"This impartial and definitive G.A.O.
