Sentence examples for so balanced that from inspiring English sources

His "Almanac of American Politics" is superb, and so balanced that it is used by both sides of the political divide.

While the Women to Watch list "raises awareness of who's out there", she'd like to see a point where shortlists are so balanced that such supplements are no longer required.

The Knicks 18-188) were so dominant and so balanced that Jeremy Lin's 19 points and 13 assists looked almost ordinary — a subplot on a night when everything else clicked into place.

It is "a smart, tidy survey of a lot of ground, so balanced that when Fairclough takes sides on a historical debate... his conclusion is generally (and not inappropriately) tentative".

"Better Day Coming" is a smart, tidy survey of a lot of ground, so balanced that when Fairclough takes sides on a historical debate -- for example, whether King's organization deliberately provoked violence from the segregationists of Birmingham -- his conclusion is generally (and not inappropriately) tentative.

That's because for people in these groups, the benefits and harms of treatment are so balanced that it's not possible to make a blanket recommendation.

The mount is so smooth and finely balanced that before the drive motors were installed it was possible to move the then assembly by hand.

Still, the nuclear winter foretold by disarmament advocates never materialized; our aims and deterrent punch were so balanced and restrained that no one dared escalate nuclear conflict.

Accent and contrast enliven arrangements that may be so balanced, orderly, and harmonious as to be dull.

For example, I haven't been able to unlock any of the major anti-vehicle weapons yet, so I have zero idea how balanced that aspect of the game is.

Some people are so balanced, self-possessed, and confident that they couldn't care less what some ragmaker says about them, but they are in a minority among people who put their lives in your hands.