Nothing but impartiality--that will be the only tendency." "But a tendency would be no harm," said Shatov, with a slight movement, "and one can hardly avoid it if there is any selection at all.

The very selection of facts will suggest how they are to be understood.

Your idea is not a bad one." "Then such a book is possible ?" cried Liza delightedly.
"We must look into it and consider.

It's an immense undertaking.

One can't work it out on the spur of the moment.