1
You think you can judge our friend Oswald with perfect impartiality.
2
He is just, and punishes the guilty with perfect impartiality, the fellah and courtier alike.
3
He is anxious only for his dinner, and swallows seed-corn and noxious grubs with perfect impartiality.
4
Abbot she liked-Lablacheshe hated and despised, still she allotted them their tasks with perfect impartiality.
5
I visit them from time to time, now choosing one companion and now another, with perfect impartiality.
6
Will Dr. Ross be actuated by the perfect impartiality which has ever been considered most favourable to correct decisions?
7
Examined with perfect impartiality, I would even venture to say that they are less irreconcilable in more respects than one.
8
At Eton, a great deal of Snobbishness was thrashed out of Lord Buckram, and he was birched with perfect impartiality.
9
Esperance recounted the happenings with perfect impartiality, adding honestly that she had done nothing to try to persuade her godfather to remain.
10
You resemble in this the true poet who, with perfect impartiality, takes every phenomenon of life as it is according to its essence.
11
The old doctrine of God's unconditional decrees still survives, despite our conviction that perfect impartiality is one of the attributes of the divine character.
12
No exceptions had been made as to the hoisting since they had come to Dr. Johnston's, but all new boys were hoisted with perfect impartiality.
13
With perfect impartiality she turned to two other men standing near and kissed them also, repeating to herself the while, "An American accent!"
14
Perfect impartiality is incompatible with these duties.
