impartial perspectives
[ɪmˈpɑːrʃəl pərˈspɛktɪvz]
noun phrasepl: impartial perspectives
perspectivas imparciais
1. viewpoints or opinions that are not influenced by personal bias, prejudice, or self-interest; objective viewpoints
The judge needed to hear impartial perspectives from both sides of the dispute.
O juiz precisava ouvir perspectivas imparciais de ambos os lados da disputa.
2. neutral standpoints presented without favoritism or preference for any particular party or ideology
Good journalism requires impartial perspectives on controversial issues.
O bom jornalismo requer perspectivas imparciais sobre questões controversas.
3. balanced viewpoints that consider multiple angles without taking sides
The committee sought impartial perspectives to make a fair decision.
O comitê buscou perspectivas imparciais para tomar uma decisão justa.
In both Brazilian and American contexts, 'impartial perspectives' is highly valued in journalism, law, academia, and diplomacy. In Brazil, it is often emphasized in educational and journalistic circles as a cornerstone of ethical practice. In the USA, it reflects a core principle of journalism ethics and judicial fairness. The concept is particularly important in multicultural societies where diverse viewpoints must be considered with equal weight.
NYC Slang
straight dope / the real deal / no cap (when discussing objective facts)
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