The interest is not even-handed, but determined by history, geography, language and recent patterns of immigration.
"It is basically a strong piece of political theatre which is not even-handed and is not pretending to be even-handed.
The Israel Lobby and U.S. Foreign Policy, by political science professors John Mearsheimer and Stephen Walt, alleges that The New York Times sometimes criticizes Israeli policies but is not even-handed and is generally pro-Israel.
Getachew complained that VOA Amharic reporting was biased and not even handed.
Evangelical Baptists were barred from renting a theater for a Christian music festival, and were not even allowed to hand out toys at an orphanage.
The Playstation Vita, on the other hand, isn't even trying to be a breakthrough device.
One Million Years BC, a film for which, unusually in his career, he was brought in as a hired hand, (1966) isn't even regarded as a Hammer or Raquel Welch movie.
When an overarching, primary goal of one side isn't even remotely connected to the issues at hand and the other side relents or responds in kind, when reasoning is considered weakness, common ground is a fantasy, quid pro quo is not an option, and debate is merely a series of speeches punctuated by questions, persuasion has left the room.
It's not even a very good hand job: Donna (played by Sharon Horgan, who also co-wrote, making her an all-round comedy genius) keeps tugging away after Karl's done his business.
