Sentence examples for evenhanded statement from inspiring English sources

An evenhanded statement that will dissatisfy one side of the gun debate, but a statement that makes sense given a major premise of the book: Over the past two decades the Glock has been cast as a boogeyman, but as Barrett suggests, firearms "do not have inherent moral qualities".

That statement typifies the evenhanded, understated tone of the book -- at once its great virtue and a drawback.

The group statement was boring and evenhanded!

The statement was elegantly composed and evenhanded: Margaret Thatcher was a pioneer, willingly or unwillingly, for the role of women in politics.

In a statement, Sen. Rockefeller praised his father-in-law's evenhanded political stances: "His insistence on a balanced perspective in his public life, (calling himself 'fervently moderate'), helped us understand it is both possible and preferable to live in a world without partisanship".

Today, to be fair and evenhanded, we're going to take a look at the president's statement extolling the good things his signature healthcare reform law has accomplished, as well as the bad things he couldn't quite bring himself to talk about in detail.

"Once the Moroccan police have your statement in hand, you are not at the start of an evenhanded process to reach the truth," Sarah Leah Whitson, Middle East and North Africa director of Human Rights Watch, said in a statement accompanying the report.

Mr. Guy was indulging in a little politicking of his own, making provocative statements in the British press to publicize his book, which is actually so evenhanded and thoroughly researched that it won praise from Catholic priests.

Paul is scrupulously evenhanded.

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

Ms. Fiedler is generally evenhanded.