Sentence examples for this dispassionate from inspiring English sources

Mr. Blade took this dispassionate figure as his cue to run a fever.

Overall this dispassionate, cagey and absorbing drama is about the relationship -- "neither reliable nor precise," as Setsuko describes it -- between a thing, whether tangible or ethereal, and its representation.

Direct economic competition and racial prejudice, set in Wild West lawlessness, produced the convenient and volatile mix necessary to justify this dispassionate malice.

This dispassionate-buyer's discipline goes far in explaining why Kwek's companies have low debt.

The expectation that we will all act in situations like this as dispassionate consumers of health care is absurd.

This was dispassionate and devastating .I would advise strongly against a currency union as currently advocated, if Scotland were to vote for independence," wrote Sir Nicholas.

Consider this a dispassionate defense of Clemens (and by extension Barry Bonds), but only in the narrowest sense, that Mitchell, while outing him, was also asserting that the story, in a broader context, is ultimately not about Clemens, ace of the all-tainted team until he proves otherwise, any more than it is about Bonds, its cleanup hitter.

This slightly dispassionate worldview is a core component of stoic philosophy, which I've deeply integrated into my life.

It's what we are 'left with,' the dispassionate, painful truth of this child's lifeless body".

In this dystopian future, the reader finds the dispassionate college professor Dr. Theo Faron, a cousin of the Warden, as he joins a small cohort of subversives in opposition to the unelected dictator.

As this outing is dispassionate, it's typically interesting.