Sentence examples for rigid impartiality from inspiring English sources
His commitment to abide by the traditional newspaper rule of rigid impartiality is so rigorous that he delivers his blow-by-blow account of what probably was one of the pivotal periods of his life in an incongruously detached, impersonal manner.
The channel is subject to strict impartiality rules.
While most of the BBC's dedicated science coverage of climate change was excellent, the topic's coverage by BBC's non-science journalists too often held to a rigid view of "due impartiality" and gave "fringe views" too loud a voice, the report concluded.
In his 2011 report on BBC science coverage, the geneticist Professor Steve Jones criticised the "over-rigid" insistence on due impartiality that could give "undue attention to marginal opinion".
It was fuller and set a higher standard of impartiality.
Davies is asking about impartiality.
His impartiality is sacred.
The blindfold represents impartiality.
Screw journalistic impartiality!
Economists can't vow impartiality.
