dispassionately

He looked dispassionately into his own story of addiction, panhandling, paranoia and homelessness.

The following afternoon, sitting outside at a Manhattan coffee shop near her hotel, Tomlinson described dispassionately how she cried before the career highlight of selling out Radio City.

"It is distressing to listen to, but your obligation as jurors is to assess it dispassionately," he added.

Trump's team argued that prior statements Chutkan made to individuals accused of involvement in the Jan. 6 Capitol attack called into question her ability to "administer justice neutrally and dispassionately."

His attorneys argued that the statements, which were made prior to Trump's indictment in the election interference case, called into question Chutkan's ability to "administer justice neutrally and dispassionately."