This column isn't meant to be (and doesn't pretend to be) a dispassionate examination of Tagore: Valerie Doulton sets out her qualifications for writing about him honestly.

A dispassionate examination reveals that the York Avenue Estate does not qualify as an official New York City designated landmark.

There was no time, any longer, for dispassionate examination.

But "Heading South" is much more than a dispassionate examination of middle-age desire.

Propper believes they owe fans a dispassionate examination of his report, assessing its value to the game's future.

Republicans made efforts to portray the eight-day inquiry into a subject that appears rife with potential embarrassment for the Clinton Administration as a dispassionate examination of the two ill-fated events.

The resulting book, which began as a two-part article in Rolling Stone magazine, is not a dispassionate examination of the subject but a fierce indictment of the fast food industry.

But any dispassionate examination of the situation leads to the emphatic conclusion that this land should not be built on.

It was a thoroughly dispassionate examination, much as he would have given a bullock he thought to buy.

In this sense, among Mr. Goldhagen's most cogent passages is his call for the church to engage in its own dispassionate examination of its past, both recent and more distant.