Dispassionately

But, at the end of the day, most of the decisions we make need to be guided and formed by instinct, almost like breathing, so they can be made fast, effectively, sometimes dispassionately.

He dispassionately examined Microsoft’s product line and killed off loser products, notably the company’s multi-billion-dollar money pit Windows Phone.

See, Bengaluru has to be looked through a proper prism, dispassionately.

So now that we have the smorgasbord of figures for this month in hand we can piece the scenario together - factually, dispassionately and with an eye to our positioning in the future.

Thus, when our Fourth Estate refuses to fairly and dispassionately report objective truths, it becomes a fifth column.

Wells learned to track her bodily feelings and present them to doctors dispassionately.

Speaking dispassionately and objectively, how can a people spend day and night, Monday to Friday in church praying for breakthroughs and miracles without putting their hands on the plough and yet expect food on the table?

They were vetted by both sides during jury selection and asked whether they could weigh evidence dispassionately, particularly in a case involving such a well-known figure.

The cow looks across the waters, gazes dispassionately; the calves crowd closer.

He’s not a lawyer but a witness, and when the time comes to answer questions he needs to answer them clearly, directly, and dispassionately.

In a, he looked back at Wrestlemania X-Seven and reviewed the Benoit-Angle match quite dispassionately (and did it well, it must be said; his columns are pretty damn good) and no-one batted an eyelid.

Instead of contributing to its perpetuation through our silence, we should dispassionately review the horrible mess we have made of this country.

Process mining, a technology that has been around for many years and can be regarded as 'mature', makes it possible to understand end-to-end processes objectively and dispassionately through a fact-based lens.

There is, dispassionately, no need to invoke his postseason history to explain what happened.

The judiciary, Naidu said, has a critical role in “accelerating India’s transformation and in ensuring that justice is delivered speedily, transparently and dispassionately”.

There is an enormous dispersion of scholarly opinions about the historical accuracy of the biblical account, and Shay presents the evidence dispassionately.

Mr. Harcourt listens dispassionately to the story.

Quite dispassionately, without the least display of emotion or loss of self-control, he whacked away until he drew the first drop of blood, and then he stopped.

She hears her older sister being raped and shoots the rapist: Coldly, dispassionately she viewed him, the chill steel of the gun giving her confidence.

To Epictetus, all external events are beyond our control; we should accept whatever happens calmly and dispassionately.