dispassionateness

Perhaps Mr. G. P. Lathrop's description of the girls of the Seville tobacco factory may, by reason of its dispassionateness, be accepted as a fair estimate.

He talked about his experiences with the calm dispassionateness of one describing commonplace things, quite uncomplainingly, very sensibly, and without the least trace of egotism.

Dispassionateness of judgment will also lead to dispassionateness of speech.

We look at his works with the same detachment and dispassionateness as we look at the Parthenon or on the Venus of Milo.

Like this is the conduct of those who resolve to treat the Almighty with dispassionateness, a judicial temper, clearheadedness, and candour.