Sentence examples for taking a balanced view from inspiring English sources

"Ministers seem to think anyone taking a balanced view is a friend of Baghdad," he said.

"We're taking a balanced view of the risks in the context of the pressures that are being exerted on it by government and business to move new technologies on.

Karen Wilkinson, co-founder of Parents Want a Say, which campaigns against the ban on term-time holidays, said: "This case is an example of how parents have an overview of the family needs which just isn't available to individual headteachers and it is not acceptable that they are being taken to court for taking a balanced view of what is in their children's and family's best interest.

By Anthony Lane and Richard Brody August 18, 2017 "Whose Streets?," about the killing of Michael Brown, in Ferguson, Missouri, in 2014, makes no effort to take a balanced view — the time for balance is long gone.

Indeed, the film is still fired up; if it makes no effort to take a balanced view, that is because the time for balance — to judge by the opinions expressed with such vehemence here — is long gone.

Others try to take a balanced view.

A Feb. 20 editorial took a balanced view of the complex issue of child labor.

Although Pitino's return sparked a lot of emotion from the Kentucky faithful, at least one longtime Wildcat tried to take a balanced view.

I was imbued with the notion that the Arabs were done down, but I try very hard to take a balanced view".

However, many of his critics, being apparently unable to take a balanced view of the situation, tend to ignore such substantive complaints or obscure them with a barrage of flimsier complaints about how he has a Texas accent.

In an interview, Mr. Isaacson, chief executive of the Aspen Institute and a former managing editor of Time, said he had tried to take a balanced view of Mr. Jobs that did not sugarcoat the Apple co-founder's flaws.