clinical about
Frequency: 4.51.1 per million words
To be objective and unemotional when discussing a particular, often sensitive, topic.
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- How can you be so cold and clinical about your son's accident?
- The detective had to remain clinical about the gruesome details of the crime scene to do his job effectively.
- She spoke in a surprisingly clinical way about her recent surgery, detailing every step without any emotion.
- As a financial advisor, he has learned to be clinical about market downturns, focusing on data rather than panic.
- It's difficult to be clinical about a friend's personal problems, even when they ask for unbiased advice.
- The report was very clinical about the company's failures, listing them without any attempt to soften the blow.
- He tried to be clinical about the breakup, but his voice cracked with emotion.
- The doctor maintained a clinical tone about the diagnosis, explaining the medical facts calmly and clearly.
- Despite the tragedy, the journalist remained clinical about the facts in her reporting.
- You need to be more clinical about your business decisions and less driven by personal feelings.