Sentence examples for try to be impartial from inspiring English sources

Journalists try to be impartial arbiters, but they sometimes fall short of this ideal.

Of course in some categories our films are going to be in contention with each other, so I have to try to be impartial throughout the awards season.

It is true that it puts me in direct touch, but when I write I try to be impartial and the other thing is that these queens and kings are family for me.

As hard as they may try to be impartial, it is human nature to be influenced by many factors, even subconsciously, not the least of which is when one competitor is hailed as the "Godfather" and other superlatives while the others get simple vanilla intros.

By taking a clear stance on Brexit, the CBI differs from the smaller business lobby group the British Chambers of Commerce, which is trying to be impartial.

However, Timmons and Narayanasamy [ 51] suggest that the UK NHS is a secular organisation and therefore tries to be impartial on matters of spirituality although they also observe that the sacred and the secular may co-exist in reality.

I'm happy after a game if a team I'm involved with won, but during the game I try to be as impartial as possible.

Some conservatives have expressed reservations about the museum's focus, but Mabel Gutiérrez, a leader of the Group of Relatives of the Disappeared and Detained, said: "We are going to try to be as impartial as possible in telling the story, but if those on the other side don't like it, let them make their own museum.

Try to be as impartial as possible in your analysis.

Keep a level head and try to be fair and impartial in dealing with difficult or stressful situations between people.

No matter how hard politicians try to be neutral, they will never succeed at making truly impartial decisions.