Sentence examples for Evenhanded judgment from inspiring English sources

The American Civil Liberties Union voiced concerns on Wednesday about Mr. Wray's nomination, citing his oversight role after the Sept. 11 attacks and his work for Mr. Christie, which "makes us question his ability to lead the F.B.I. with the independence, evenhanded judgment and commitment to the rule of law that the agency deserves," the organization said in a statement.

"The Audacity of Hope," written during Obama's first year in the Senate, with the clear aim of laying the groundwork for his Presidential candidacy, has been criticized for burying the more revealing voice of his memoir "Dreams from My Father" under a politician's blizzard of evenhanded, unobjectionable judgments.

Although they bend too far backwards to be "evenhanded" with Palin, they nonetheless acknowledge her "tendency to refuse to acknowledge any error in judgment and to offer instead a version of events that could easily be proved false".

Adler's "great books" were certainly not chosen according to a uniform criterion-nor, for that matter, according to an evenhanded sense of judgment.

But your judgment that his coverage is fair and evenhanded is not accurate.

Ham and Benson, conservatives striving to be evenhanded, describe hostility to free speech as a sickness to which both conservatives and liberals are susceptible, even though, in their judgment, conservatives have a stronger immune system.

Relatively evenhanded but not sufficiently evenhanded — my sentence was truncated.

Paul is scrupulously evenhanded.

Your question is deceptively evenhanded.

Not everyone is so evenhanded.

Ms. Fiedler is generally evenhanded.