Sentence examples for that impartial from inspiring English sources

But it wasn't really until February this year that he fully experienced the force of that impartial news media that he so cherishes, when John Humphrys worked him over on the Today programme as he tried to set out a vision for giving children "five hours of high-quality culture" a day.

"I've never played in the front row, but we've spoken to the experts, the former front-row players, the current coaches and you listen to that impartial view," he said.

They called that "impartial".

Let us hope that impartial historians will write the truth about these events.

For the retrial, Judge O'Neill expressed confidence that impartial jurors could be found in Montgomery County.

*Lenders would be required to consider borrowers' ability to repay and notify them that impartial credit counseling is available.

"They act as an adviser that is impartial".

A proper market would want an organization that was impartial, regulated, transparent and open to appeal.

Peter Murray of Harvard Law School believes a European-style notariat that issued impartial advice would have tempered America's subprime crash.

Sir Michael said neither measure was "entirely satisfactory" on its own and suggested different ways to discuss the gender pay gap that were "impartial and objective".

I used to look at hundreds of books that were impartial and meant nothing to me.