Sentence examples for quite impartial from inspiring English sources

VIDAL You must realize that anything I say (as opposed to write) about other novelists is governed by my current mood of jaunty disgust — which is quite impartial, cheerful, even loving.

You must realize that anything I say (as opposed to write) about other novelists is governed by my current mood of jaunty disgust — which is quite impartial, cheerful, even loving.

FuelMyBlog does something vaguely similar but just for bloggers, while Social Spark is also a marketplace for bloggers – and there is a lot of controversy around those sites as it's all about about commercial gain for the bloggers so they can never be seen as quite impartial.

"They talk about tragedy and suffering, but it's in quite an impartial way.

'With telephone coaching you don't meet them, so there's no judgment.' However, not all life coaches are quite so impartial.

He was quite good at being impartial and, with poetry, he was supremely impartial.

He references Greg Stillson, and then offers his own – wholly impartial – review of the book: "Quite enjoyable," he says.

It can be quite hard for mums-to-be to access impartial evidence and advice when it seems there are plenty of people wanting to influence your decision in one way or the other.

The notion that the decision to ban the appeal will seem impartial to the public at large is quite absurd.

Rather, judges must be fair and impartial.

A major difficulty in The Gambia and Senegal was finding literate and impartial individuals in these rural areas where literacy rates are quite low.