impartially

"Mother;" but he applied the term impartially alike to Countess and to

One Snowy Night Long ago at Oxford Emily Sarah Holt 1864

The very description of it, if men would see things entirely, and judge of them impartially, is enough to show how contrary to reason those act that live such a life.

Commentary on the Whole Bible Volume III (Job to Song of Solomon) 1721

As if the current Republican-lead SCOTUS applies the laws fairly and impartially, which is why now corporations can now make contributions to candidates as if they are a person themselves.

McConnell: Senate Republicans will treat Kagan fairly 2010

And what guarantee do we have that it was done professionally and impartially, that is by an outside agency like the NJ State Police or the FBI?

Is the Plainfield Mayor's security detail necessary? Dan 2007

And what guarantee do we have that it was done professionally and impartially, that is by an outside agency like the NJ State Police or the FBI?

Archive 2007-10-01 Dan 2007

We go out of our way to make sure that the survey is conducted fairly and impartially, which is why we only accept the colored survey forms that have been mailed to us by members.

Filled Out Your Wage Survey Yet? Jeff Massie 2009

Mistakes were made by both sides, and since I have tried to present an objective account they are described as impartially as possible.

Graf Spee Pope, Dudley 1956

The Schoolmarm, in her riding clothes, ran down the trail, calling impartially:

'Me--Smith' Caroline Lockhart 1916

Poetry, music, and dancing are the only relics which have come down to us from those ancient times which are termed impartially the Golden or the Arboreal Ages.

Here are Ladies James Stephens 1916

It seems that, rather than report it - even with a positive spin, the BBC apparently prefers to be "impartially" silent on this news item.

THE RECESSION IS OVER! 2009