Meanings of dispassionate analysis in English

Deutsche has to hope that in the final reckoning, dispassionate analysis wins out.

Kimball cared for dispassionate analysis only when calculating a torpedo's track.

That's how real men settle their differences, through reasoned discussion and a dispassionate analysis.

To Barter's nerves the glance of dispassionate analysis always seemed to ask-Didyou steal those notes?

He told parliament the government would accept its verdict on the bill but called for dispassionate analysis.

Every historical measure and dispassionate analysis indicates that Labour, on its current trajectory, is heading for colossal defeat.

And the dispute reminded many observers of a small-scale console war, something that was based more in fandom than dispassionate analysis.

Berkeley's interest in the matter was too personal to admit of dispassionate analysis, or any impulse toward mercy, or even justice.

To some whites, however, Obama's words came across not as a dispassionate analysis of the incident but as an expression of racial solidarity.

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Dispassionate analysis of the problem and hard-headed calculation of the costs of alternative courses of action are called for.

Dispassionate analysis of his prospects leads one to conclude that only the perverse nature of sport gives him a chance of improving that record.