Sentence examples for was impartial in from inspiring English sources

Minutes after the microwave's statement, the White House press secretary, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, sneered at the oven's assertion that it was impartial in the debate over immigration.

Henry was impartial in burning some Lutherans who would not submit to his later reactionary legislation and toward some Catholics who would not accept the royal supremacy over the church, notably John Fisher and Thomas More.

One surprise speaker at the Manhattan session was the head of the union that represents the housing agency's 475 employees in New York City, Ralph F. Carbone, president of Local 1359 of District Council 37. Mr. Carbone said that he was impartial in disputes between between landlords and tenants, but that he felt compelled to speak.

I'm impartial in that particular argument".

The Speaker should be impartial in the chamber, but not impartial about the chamber.

"We must be impartial in thought as well as in action," Wilson announced on August 19th.

Broadcasters – and the broadcast regulator – have a duty to be impartial in their election coverage.

(Because no country in the region is considered to be impartial in the Syrian conflict, the office of the special envoy is now located in Geneva).

And the team conducting the review need to be seen to be impartial in membership and open-minded about how they will achieve their objective.

This, too, was Wilson's own feeling, and in August he issued an official proclamation of neutrality and two weeks later appealed to Americans to be "impartial in thought as well as in action".

The controversy over The Times's use of the term "torture," which was discussed two years ago by my predecessor, Clark Hoyt, has its roots in the newsroom's aspiration to be impartial in a dispute that is both political and legal.