Sentence examples for more fair minded from inspiring English sources

Local Saints season ticket holder Leonal Chicas, however, is more fair minded than most.

I find that The Economist is more fair-minded than most.

The more fair-minded members of Congress should realize that Ms. Nuland must not be accused without supporting evidence.

With its sorry record for enabling abuses of the campaign laws, this commission needs more fair-minded professionals.

"Holding him in this way as opposed to indicting him without knowing the whole story is probably a more fair-minded way to do it," Mr. Galluzzo said.

I've watched kids evolve to be more rational, sceptical and open-minded, and I've seen them interact in more fair-minded and collaborative ways.

More fair-minded New Yorkers will understand that there is no reason for Mr. Bloomberg to settle for second-class status.

"I don't know where it goes from here, except that it's my hope that the most skillful and more fair-minded writers among our media in New York will give him the benefit of the doubt," Mr. Dinkins said.

Just as worryingly, there has been a rising spate of victimisation of union activists in the public sector, where employers have traditionally been regarded as more fair-minded and equitable than private sector employers.

"Our perception has very much changed," says Churchwell. "We have come to sympathise with her frustration, to recognise her gifts and to be more fair-minded about her choices".

I also wish that the Myanmar government becomes more fair-minded.