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• s  unaffected by strong emotion or prejudice
  a journalist should be a dispassionate reporter of fact

• Well, here's the deal: small towns have their own value systems, and in this situation those values are a lot more valid than the dispassionate, pushy inquisitiveness that .
• Yet to acerbic critics and ardent fans alike -- and Sondheim, at 57, is surely the most controversial major figure in the American theater -- his own dispassionate characterization .
• It is immensely important that Lie's chosen path of academia affords him the tools to analyze and assess our economy in a dispassionate, unbiased way.

• cold-eyed

News & Articles

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• Post Tenebras Lux
  Highly Recommended THE FILM I suppose there's a certain degree of "shock value" to the work of the fascinating, tremendously gifted Mexican writer-director Carlos Reygadas. In films like his debut, 2002's Jap n , or his despairingly gorgeous 2005 masterpiece, Battle in Heaven , a deadpan, unflinching, near-pornographic (except much too dispassionate) sexual explicitness vis- -vis physically ...
  Aug. 28, 2013 - DVD Talk

Quotes

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• Stephen Harper in Reuters Canada
  The government is surprised and concerned by the change of story in the testimony today. This government will examine the facts and will respond in a manner that is objective, professional and dispassionate,Harper told Parliament.
• David Paterson in Washington Post
  This is why we have dispassionate law enforcement that looks into these situations,Paterson said. "We should leave it in their hands and support them, which I do."