Sentence examples for evenhanded about from inspiring English sources

But some are more evenhanded about it.

We are all wearily aware of our duty to defend the right to speak the unspeakable, but let's not be wearily evenhanded about it.

The divorced mother inspires readerly trust through her ability to be evenhanded about men in general while she struggles with particular men.

Seife is evenhanded about exposing the proofiness on both sides of the political aisle, though we all know who's responsible for a vast majority of it: the other side.

Howard Kurtz has something to offer evenhanded semi-opinions about.

Even under the majority's holding that spending money in elections is a form of political speech protected by the First Amendment, Stevens finds "nothing even arguably unfair about evenhanded rules that limit the amount of speech that can be voiced in certain times or places or by certain means".

Breezy, cheerful, evenhanded, Madden debunks myths about Venetian decadence, and brushes aside ugly whispers about greedy, unscrupulous merchants.

As it tells the story of the sisterhood and Alec Station, "Manhunt" also presents an evenhanded, sometimes powerful conversation about subjects like torture, targeted killings and the roots of terrorism.

But Pastor Ted's supersize fall from grace is a story no stranger than many others in this engaging, inquisitive and evenhanded work of theater about the transformation of an American city and many American lives.

The dream of, and the work toward, member status for Palestinians is the subject of "State 194," an intelligent, evenhanded Israeli documentary by Dan Setton about a two-state solution for coexistence.

I don't know much about the narrative, but I do know that "pedestrian" and "automotive life" go together in the same sentence in a piece about LA about as much as "Ouroussoff" and "evenhanded" do when it comes to assessing Mr. Broad.