Sentence examples for evenhanded in from inspiring English sources
Yet Hastings is not always so evenhanded in his coverage.
He is fair and evenhanded in trying to explain a complex issue freighted with emotion.
Though Mr. Bernstein is discerning and evenhanded in his writing, he shows his colors immediately.
Intelligent and evenhanded in his approach, Judge Bell treated those with whom he dealt with fairness and respect.
Summerscale is graciously evenhanded in her depiction of Isabella, who, despite being vilely neglected in her marriage and treated appallingly during the trial, was also a flawed character.
"He always seemed to be very evenhanded in his work and neutral in relation to what was happening in Venezuela," he said.
But the only expression of this evenhanded approach in this so-called interface area is that 40 homes in Cluan Place on the other side of the wall are also being refitted.
The script keeps a largely evenhanded line in addressing the issue.
Mr. Crocker went on to indicate that the Administration wants to pursue an evenhanded policy in Africa.
Whereas Baarle mainly consists of Belgian enclaves within the Netherlands, the Cooch Behar complex is more evenhanded — except in its name.
Lanny A. Breuer, an assistant United States attorney general who has made such cases one of his signature efforts, said he maintained an evenhanded approach in his pursuit of corporate bribe-payers.
