Sentence examples for evenhanded style from inspiring English sources

Men tend to gravitate toward an aggressive, "top-down Machiavellian" understanding of power, but the more collaborative, evenhanded style of leadership associated with women has been gaining momentum, he said.

"The attendant looked through the driver's side and it looked like he was going to crawl over Joe to assault me for pulling for the Brewers," Kubek said Monday from Appleton, Wis. Bob Costas said that during the 1986 World Series, the NBC switchboard received 1,000 calls convinced that Scully, an apostle of Red Barber's evenhanded style, was anti-Met, and 800 convinced that he was anti-Red Sox.

As The Daily News noted over the weekend, this man said back then that while Mr. Bloomberg's bankbook alone did not explain his victory, his "lopsided" spending style "prevents voters from hearing both sides in an evenhanded manner and distorts the terms of the debate".

We have a diverse staff, and we manage them in a very evenhanded way".

"I'm proud that the office handled the cases in a fair and evenhanded way".

The book goes on to tell the Hubbard story in a carefully evenhanded way.

Ms. Grybauskaite insisted that Lithuania would wield its presidency in an evenhanded way.

Our reviewer, Elissa Schappell, praised the "incisive and evenhanded way" Sittenfeld explores questions of class.

"Frozen" can also seem too conscientiously evenhanded in the style of topical debate plays as it considers its subject from different perspectives.

British journalists, feeling a bit queasy in the stomach, will recognise the writing style as totally foreign to Fleet Street: the evenhanded polemic, which only in America is not an oxymoron.

Du Bois's style is light, easy on technological terms, and unremittingly evenhanded, especially when it describes the conflict between indigenous farmers and large soybean producers in South America, or the conflict between agrochemical companies and opponents of genetic engineering...