Sentence examples for some dispassionate from inspiring English sources

You're not some dispassionate observer".

That ought to count for more than the expertise of some dispassionate researchers and union bosses trying desperately to preserve their monopoly.

Too bad, because the film, Monday on HBO, explores First Amendment issues that everyone should give some dispassionate, platitude-free thought.

Was there a wonderful sense of relief when they told some dispassionate researcher that they had been faking all those times they held forth on À La Recherche du Temps Perdu?

A fashion editor of mine was styling a show at London Fashion Week and out of 150 girls sent to the casting, there were only three black models, one of whom made it into the show.' For some dispassionate observers, there is an uncomfortable, unspoken subtext that black women do not sell as well because the fashion-buying public views beauty as traditionally white.

He writes with a measure and balance that seem transported backward in time from some more dispassionate future.

But Mr. Reagan lived long enough to enable many of his old lieutenants, and some more dispassionate chroniclers as well, to argue that he had also been right on some of the bigger questions of his time.

Many at the union headquarters, some American and some not, watched with dispassionate, tired expressions, placards with slogans resting against their chests.

Some sound rational, coolly dispassionate; others smile and spew.

I look for where the line – so even, so dispassionate – falters, some human touch.

While the musical style that resulted was too dispassionate for some critics' taste, others praised Mr. Starker's faultless technique; purity of tone; clean, polished phrasing; and acute concern with the composer's intent.