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"Well, " said Mr. Gradgrind, breaking into a smile, after being for the moment at a loss, you are even more dispassionate than I expected.

He sounds so dispassionate and bloodless that his quest and his abandonment of his own middle-class life are almost unintelligible.

The dentists can rest for the moment safe in the knowledge that the dispassionate dullness of their craft remains unchallenged.

Dispassionate half-measures don't work. At best they'll entertain you for a short while. But you'll quit eventually out of disinterest.

"Has anyone tried approaching the company with a dispassionate attitude? " asked Tom.

Perhaps over time bin Zeid had gotten too close to his recruit and lost his ability to make dispassionate judgments, he offered.

But now, turning back to see what it may reveal under a dispassionate survey, you may find those outpourings very enlightening.

For a variety of technical reasons, many dispassionate observers suspect that software patents are especially vulnerable to court challenge.

Besides having the financial knowledge necessary to make this style work, practitioners must also be dispassionate debaters .

But nasty politics is nothing new to the US: its founding era was hardly an idyll of dispassionate deliberation.

You're actually talking about this stuff in a dispassionate way.

But when biblical exegesis replaces the solemn, dispassionate weighing of evidence you know that things have gone badly wrong.

Dispassionate and comprehensive news and current affairs are at the top of the list: democracy demands open access to news.

Darwin was not a dispassionate scientist, he was a passionate humanitarian.

Your dispassionate focus allows your mind to be clear of unnecessary, disparaging thoughts and emotions.

A more dispassionate look at the claims of the two centres suggests that the balance of power is subtler than first appears.

When you observe your mind, and see its true natureclearly, you become dispassionate with regard to its emotions, sentiments and states.

Sometimes, what a company requires is not a passionate leader but a dispassionate one.

While the doctors might be convinced that they are being objective and dispassionate, more often than not they are sending mixed messages.

When confronted with an ultimatum , maintain a calm, dispassionate attitude, and don't simply give in.

But it is evident to any dispassionate observer that these are far from being the countries of three decades ago.

EVEN before Plato conceived the philosopher-king, people yearned for clever, dispassionate and principled government.

Fives bring stability and quiet, dispassionate good judgment and objectivity , particularly in crises.

nothing is more likely to save your finances than learning how to use cool, dispassionate reason to hold those emotions in check.

Look at the data; calculate the probabilities; make a dispassionate calibrated decision.

A journalist should be a dispassionate reporter of fact.

The dispassionate euphemism "underperformer" is one that I have never heard anyone use to describe themselves.

Mr Ryback has done a good job maintaining a balance between dispassionate inquiry and moral revulsion.

Considering the complexity of all living creatures, dispassionate observers might say "about time too" .

One should look at executive bonus with a slightly dispassionate approach.

We must maintain a calm, dispassionate tone and avoid polemics, propaganda, or slurs directed against any persons, groups, or governments.

A team is also likely to be more dispassionate than a single reporter on a mission.

Try to keep your money talks as dispassionate as possible.

Design is a kind of belief, keep dispassionate thought to light the creative idea in whatever situation.

One should then endeavor to become more dispassionate in order to purify the mind and improve one's concentration and steadiness of mind.

This is a chance not for lock-'em up posturing, but for a dispassionate look at how to make the administration of justice more effective.

I frequently observe that I am the one more objective and dispassionate during discussions.

Yes, it is true that science is empirical and dispassionate.

Be dispassionate. Simply ask them what in the world happened and why.

Her dispassionate, observant young voice and poignant 14-year-old view of life don't change much.

This is not a statement made in a dispassionate way.

Her son Jesse, for example, read the reviews and prepared a dispassionate summary of useful criticisms.

When his eyes went up again to her face, he found her as calm, dispassionate and impersonal as she always was

countering the hysteria of his opponent with a dispassionate presentation of the evidence

HBV Discrimination: a dispassionate consideration after enthusiasm

A Dispassionate Thought of Current Overheated Real Estate

Dispassionate Consideration of MNC's Technique Transfer to China

a candid, equitable, dispassionate mind,