Sentence examples for universal impartiality from inspiring English sources
In a wonderful speech in the second act, Bohr speaks of how 20th-century physics restored man to the center of the universe, of how Albert Einstein demonstrated that "measurement is not an impersonal event that occurs with universal impartiality" but "a human act, carried out from a specific point of view in time and space".
The idea that impartiality is a pervasive and universal moral requirement that should be directly manifested in our thoughts and practices during daily life seems to contradict our ordinary moral intuitions.
They cannot substitute for UN agencies, but their unequivocal neutrality and impartiality are assets to secure universal access to conflict zones and to remain credible.
This applies to any ethical theory with a strong basis in impartiality or with a claim to universal validity.
Thus impartialists hold that — contrary, perhaps, to appearances — impartiality is, indeed, a pervasive and universal requirement of morality.
It lay behind both the constancy of his own principles and the complete impartiality as a reporter that brought him such universal respect.
The concept of universal human rights is such an example of 'partial orderings', obtained and accepted via long processes and struggles of 'open impartiality' (ibid; pp.355-388).
Davies is asking about impartiality.
"What's remarkable is the universal support Colie has received in the last day and a half from the 30 member clubs, all of whom have expressed total support for his integrity and impartiality.
The blindfold represents impartiality.
