dispassionate

a dispassionate look at a problem

she dealt with life's disasters in a calm, dispassionate way.

A journalist should be a dispassionate reporter of fact. See also Synonyms at average ,beautiful

He approached the situation with a dispassionate attitude.

The judge made a dispassionate decision based on the evidence presented.

She is known for her dispassionate analysis of complex issues.

A good journalist should strive to maintain a dispassionate approach to reporting.

The scientist presented the data in a dispassionate manner, letting the facts speak for themselves.

It's important to be dispassionate when making important decisions.

The therapist listened to her patient's story with a dispassionate expression, offering a neutral perspective.

The historian examined the evidence with a dispassionate eye, seeking to uncover the truth.

In a dispassionate manner, he delivered the news of the company's bankruptcy to the employees.

During the debate, she maintained a dispassionate tone, focusing on logical arguments.

Perhaps because dispassionate reason and logic only go so far.

One reason, Switzerland's famed neutrality allows Geneva to be a dispassionate arbitrator.

Choose " stability" , and it will come across more like a calm and dispassionate newsreader.

The image of statistics as a dispassionate science of society is only one part of the story.

His was merely a dispassionate statement of facts.

His redness deepened under Mr. Spence's dispassionate scrutiny.

Also, the mercer, as a second cousin, was dispassionate enough to feel curiosity.

I must confess that I have not been a dispassionate observer covering this story.

That enables them to use dispassionate calculations to decide how to make the biggest difference with their money.

The scientific and dispassionate detachment of the material and the man made a desirable approach to rattlesnake territory.