Sentence examples for more balanced understanding from inspiring English sources

We need a more balanced understanding of sex workers, instead of polarizing them as either victims or criminals.

"I guess I'm searching for a more balanced understanding of the pros and cons," said Ms. Goodman, who is leaning toward not voting on the issue.

If Ms. Quart had had the, er, joy of bringing up teenagers, she might have a more balanced understanding of who is responsible for the pattern of behavior she describes.

"As we proceed, in Australia, to develop a fuller, richer, more balanced understanding of human rights – an understanding which restores the freedom of the individual to the centre of the debate, where it should be – let us ensure that we do not neglect the importance of religious liberty.

As such, it provides a more balanced understanding of the consequences of free movement, instead of relying on bold statements.

The results contribute to a more balanced understanding of the responsibilities towards the 'shadow sides' of free movement in the EU, as it shows that not all free movement of persons is totally free.

In a statement, ODNI spokesman Shawn Turner said the renewal of the order under Section 215 of the Patriot Act had been declassified "to provide the public a more thorough and balanced understanding of the program".

But what did not transfer from Dent's account would have made the film more balanced: a greater understanding of how Bryant's upbringing informed his sadism and why most of the Junction survivors, 35 of the 115 who were dragooned without advance warning to Junction, so respected him.

It is important that he be better understood, particularly so that the West gains a more accurate and balanced understanding of his actions and ideas.

In pursuit of a more authentic and balanced understanding of hope, my seeking led me to a place where few of us go anymore, beyond the quick clicks of our social media feeds filled with the latest headlines, to timeless human history.

We suggest that input from patients can be an important contextual factor because it can provide a more holistic and balanced understanding of why reducing cancellations is necessary.