Tony described the action succinctly and with an objectivity that is beyond many modern broadcasters.
Mr. Lindholm tells this story with an objectivity that sometimes feels cold but that also gives "A Hijacking" dramatic credibility.
Mr. Cumming observes his subjects with an objectivity that seems not so much to reveal the loss of their dignity as to participate in it.
Mr. Polanski, who was a Jewish child in Krakow when the Germans arrived in September 1939, presents Szpilman's story with bleak, acid humor and with a ruthless objectivity that encompasses both cynicism and compassion.
In both cases he treated these matters with a scientific objectivity that matches the modern explanation.
At the very least, he could track through a given piece of turf (northern France again) with a sullen objectivity that gave audiences the willies.
Ultrasound curricula can be designed with flexibility and objectivity that allow self-directed and self-paced learning.
Nathan Lee in his review for The Village Voice wrote, "Yet it's his very lack of pretense, coupled with a determination to get the facts down with maximum economy and objectivity, that gives Zodiac its hard, bright integrity.
Yet where Strauss put the blood and horror right into the music of his riveting opera, Milhaud tells the story with a restraint and an objectivity that enrich the antiquity of the myth.
The city and its citizens have been Schmidt's subject since the beginning, and he documents them with the kind of passionate, despairing objectivity that makes Struth's work look decorative by comparison.
