Sentence examples for fair perspective from inspiring English sources

He added, "Retired players want a fair perspective on what the future may hold".

I don't say that Rodgers's troubles were not a part of his personal story, but there should be a fair perspective.

I would say so far that we are seen as very rational, calm, and less controversial because we try to provide a balanced and fair perspective and to try to get as many viewpoints up there as possible".

Still, the methodologies followed permitted the yielding of the SS rods in the NSM samples to be identified and allowed us to get a fair perspective of the strain distribution in the SS strip in the EBR samples; the DIC technique also allowed the load–slip distribution to be captured accurately.

Even then, Medina said, he knew "that isn't really true.... That's what drove me to work at the mission, to be able to talk about mission history from a more just and fair perspective, really focusing on native identity and the cultural perseverance".

My tactic has been to acknowledge that there's no way around the fundamental problem with a certain brand of feminism refusing to accept our identities, so I try to appeal to an audience not immersed in those arguments, saying: "What's the fairest perspective on this?" It's an effort to make sure that trans perspectives on trans lives reach people in influential positions.

In some areas of the fair, other perspectives could be heard.

It and the country would benefit greatly from the fair-minded perspective and extensive legal experience of Patricia Millett.

With readers sympathetic to both sides seeing bias in the photographic coverage, I decided to look at how well The Times met its obligation to provide a fair and accurate perspective on the fighting and its impact.

The obligation of The Times is to provide a fair and accurate perspective on the fighting and its impact in both pictures and words — presenting both the good and evil that armed conflict can bring.

Freeze and Cherry (1979) discussed groundwater and contamination from a hydrogeology perspective (Fair and Hatch 1933), Bear (1979) hydraulics of groundwater, Todd (1980) hydrology of groundwater, Domenico and Schwartz (1990) physical and chemical hydrogeology of groundwater, Gelhar (1993) stochastic aspects, and Delleur (1999) groundwater engineering.