Sentence examples for seem impartial from inspiring English sources

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

Comey held a press conference to announce that the case against Clinton was closed, but — perhaps in a clumsy bid to seem impartial — chastised her for being "extremely careless" with her e-mails.

The allegations still riled right wing feathers during an election cycle when Facebook is seeking to seem impartial.

Although this 'blind' justice may seem impartial, these agencies, and the U.S. EPA in particular, were told nearly 7 years before to specifically target populations to ensure proper and proportional treatment.

If those more mainstream views seemed impartial, it was because those who held them had long possessed institutional and social power such that they did not need to consider the alternatives and because the discipline had previously excluded many who held different partial perspectives.

For developing countries, the IMF and World Bank do not seem like impartial rule- enforcers.

And with chilling frequency, the most naturally-gifted public speaker of our times often seems an impartial drone; not only repeatedly succumbing to powerful corporate interests, but continuously offering neutered responses to issues that demand moral intervention.

But he also says that NICE needs to make its procedures clear, consistent and transparent or it will seem less an impartial arbiter of drug cost-effectiveness than a blunt tool for cost-containment.

But a number of things seem odd to the impartial observer.

I predict more misses, more missteps, more clumsy communication, more execution failures, more decisions that seem completely baffling to impartial observers not privy to the internal politics.

Of course he deserves a fair trial, with due process and legal counsel, but it would seem obvious to ANY impartial attorney that he must be prosecuted immediately".