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Перевод: dispassionately

[наречие]
бесстрастно; хладнокровно; беспристрастно

Тезаурус:

1. McIllvanney had made the offer very dispassionately, but that businesslike approach only seemed to add to Ellen's fury.
2. He supposed now, trying to look at himself dispassionately, he still had a few good points - but he was old, old, old, he told himself sternly.
3. "You probably expect too much of yourself," she said dispassionately.
4. Try to view your work as dispassionately as you would any other programme you might watch on the television - but don't be too hard on yourself, you are now comparing your efforts with the work of skilled professionals!
5. Most people, when closely questioned about their career paths, have difficulty looking back dispassionately and logically.
6. A problem in studying language is that it is often too close to individual speakers to be observed dispassionately: it is either taken for granted and not seen at all, or is too intimately involved in individual and social identity to be discussed objectively.
7. I am standing on platform eleven at London's Liverpool Street station, listening to a British Rail Tannoy announcement, delivered as dispassionately and routinely as an abattoir attendant's delivering a bolt through the skull of yet another helpless, terrified, steer: "British Rail would like to apologize for the late running of the six-thirty to Lowestoft.
8. But we have to look carefully and dispassionately to find them.
9. Almost dispassionately she thought: I'll never be picked up.
10. Looking at the event dispassionately, I realise that I was probably chosen because the film had to be "in the can" (a technical term we film people use for "finished") by the end of February.
11. The operative straw seems to have been his exclusion from the inner circle during the twenty-four hours of the joint Anglo-French ultimatum, though back in August Clark had recorded quite dispassionately that "a good deal of effort is going into trying to find a proper pretext for taking military action.
12. Coleridge found it difficult to accept failure quite so dispassionately.
13. You take the nasty results with the nice, examine them thoroughly and dispassionately and ask these questions: What are people really concerned about?