dispassionateness
- a word derived from dispassionate.
Example Sentences
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Leger's Three Women, 1921, is as self-consciously a masterpiece as any salon painting up to and including Seurat's Grande Jatte, and its nudes have the perfect dispassionateness of ancient kouroi.
From Time Magazine Archive
He brought to the particular measure largeness of view, dispassionateness of temper, and the philosophic mind; and his work came to have cultural significance and quality.
From Essays on Work and Culture by Mabie, Hamilton Wright
In this, too, the want of dispassionateness in his nature revealed itself.
From Reminiscences of Tolstoy by Calderon, George
"I shouldn't mind about the soot myself," said the baronet, with that dispassionateness which belongs to the potential mood.
From Daniel Deronda by Eliot, George
Franklin had once said of himself, with comic dispassionateness, that he looked like a cheap cigar, and the comparison was apt.
From Franklin Kane by Sedgwick, Anne Douglas
