Sentence examples for unsentimental observer from inspiring English sources

"Muhsin was a brilliant scholar, convivial and collegial mentor, thoughtful and gracious friend, and serene and patient but unsentimental observer of the human condition," said William Graham, the Murray A. Albertson Professor of Middle Eastern Studies and dean of the Faculty of Divinity.

In September, 2009, just eight months into Barack Obama's first term, when it was still possible for unsentimental observers to perceive the Tea Party's riotous fulminations as a passing blip, Jimmy Carter remarked that opposition to the President's agenda was driven, largely, by one thing: race.

Photograph: Ron Haviv/VII In September, 2009, just eight months into Barack Obama's first term, when it was still possible for unsentimental observers to perceive the Tea Party's riotous fulminations as a passing blip, Jimmy Carter remarked that opposition to the President's agenda was driven, largely, by one thing: race.

By Jelani Cobb July 15 , 2014In September, 2009, just eight months into Barack Obama's first term, when it was still possible for unsentimental observers to perceive the Tea Party's riotous fulminations as a passing blip, Jimmy Carter remarked that opposition to the President's agenda was driven, largely, by one thing: race.

The author is proud of his Gypsy heritage, and he is an unsentimental but affectionate observer of his people's ways.

With nothing to do but watch and remember, Mr. Samuels assembled the sketchbook of a professional observer, brisk, unsentimental, sardonic and altogether deadly.

Caustic, sceptical, observant, moving yet clinically unsentimental.

An unsparing observer of the human condition, Francis Bacon was as unsentimental about death as he was about life.

"I am unsentimental.

NATURE is unsentimental.

Ahmet's manner was unsentimental.