Sentence examples for evenhanded with from inspiring English sources

Vamos is evenhanded with the first 10 Csillags — each gets 35 pages, more or less.

Bob Giles, curator of the Nieman Foundation, thought the article was evenhanded with one exception: the second-to-last paragraph.

Mr. Maliki and other Shiite politicians insist that they are legally fighting sedition among former Baathists, and that the police are evenhanded with Sunnis.

Even professionals presumed to be inherently biased are showing that they can be evenhanded, with police officers, for example, acquitting defendants in some cases.

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".

A. It is very important that we have a very evenhanded approach with our different teams.

The refreshing mineral, green apple and citric notes of the wines establish an evenhanded dialogue with the richness of the cream and salmon in the recipe that follows.

Some viewers will be frustrated by the film's determination to be evenhanded, but with this same battle likely to be fought repeatedly in the coming years (the issue is again on the 2012 Maine ballot), "Question One" stands as a pretty good primer in how referendums are won and lost.

As a figurehead at board meetings, she wore costumes and an imitation youth that contrasted with the professionalism of Mary Elizabeth Tanner, who ran the bank with evenhanded authority.

(S) We believe this measured and evenhanded approach, coupled with extensive senior leader engagement, will defuse a volatile situation.

Such evenhanded sentiments, along with the abstraction of the terms of analysis that exculpated individuals while blaming the system, were both appealing and prescriptive.