Meanings of dispassionate tone in English

Maupassant's, detached, dispassionate tone somehow makes the horror all the more devastating.

Felicia sighed and said in a practical, dispassionate tone, The Swords are valuable.

Egan recited his findings for the recorder, continuing in the same dispassionate tone.

Ayla asked several questions in a seemingly dispassionate tone, but she was hardly paying attention.

His dispassionate tone betrayed only mild interest, but Chane knew his answer must be convincing.

And this divorce coming on the top of it all, she said in a dispassionate tone.

He said, in a level and dispassionate tone:

The dispassionate tone continued over the next day.

In fact, the pool we're heading for is known as Sul's Eddy. Soheila had resumed the cool, dispassionate tone of a lecturer.

There is an enormous difference between the dispassionate tone of his writings and the intensely personal fervor he brings to an oral discussion of ideas.

What was he like? said Anne, struggling for the dispassionate tone of the governess, and recollecting that Jenny Dearlove was a maid at Portchester Rectory.

'Let us think of it more quietly,' said Sylvia, in her clear, dispassionate tones.

"This is a trial, Shea," the thief declared in a strangely dispassionate tone.

"Was not that the best thing to do?" he asked, in a dispassionate tone.

"Precisely," Balshin replied in the same dispassionate tone.

"Then you're an even bigger fool than your brother was," she said in an even, deadly dispassionate tone.