Dispassionately In A Sentence

• He looked dispassionately at his watch.
• MacRae dispassionately questioned.
• Let us dispassionately weigh each thing in turn, one after the other.

• These and many more of their type were considering the question dispassionately and earnestly.
• He sat and thought it out as dispassionately as he was able, and his final resolve was to go.
• Let him read dispassionately the marvelous deeds of the Jesuits in other parts of America.
• He realized, dispassionately and without egotism, that this was through no fault of his, for he knew that better men had been crushed and beaten.
• The man who can neither ride, nor shoot, nor throw a fly, is hardly qualified to speak dispassionately about such matters.
• Then, sitting in the gathering darkness in her own room, she set herself to consider, as dispassionately as possible, what she had heard.
• George made it dispassionately clear to Rogers that Bailly had not allowed in his schedule for calls.
• Then he commenced to wonder dispassionately why Jacinta had sent him, or if he had, after all, been warranted in considering that she had done so.
• Again he threw himself into all the daily interests of his life in order that he might think the more dispassionately of the circumstances of this strange case.
• I can look dispassionately at my wife, and if she had a fault, I am confident that I should be the first to see it.
• In spite of her efforts to judge this strange selfish girl dispassionately Grace knew in her heart that she still disapproved of Evelyn.
• Here we are at liberty to speculate what John would have done had he considered dispassionately the consequences of an action to be accomplished at once or not at all.
• Here we are to liberty to speculate what John would have done had he considered dispassionately the consequences of an action to be accomplished at once or not at all.
• And so you find that Christmas as a fete Dispassionately viewed, is getting out Of date.
• At short intervals during the morning, Rhoda walked, but for the most part Kut-le packed her as dispassionately as if she had been a lame puppy.
• I examined my position dispassionately over a cup of coffee at Groom's, in Fleet Street.
• He judged calmly and dispassionately that they were "going to be pretty good some day," and that it would never be necessary for him to live in a city.

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