Sentence examples for with evenhandedness from inspiring English sources

Mr. Curry, however, has a conflicted relationship with evenhandedness.

With evenhandedness and an ear for nuance, Mr. Oney sets down the facts.

The hospital's policy is to treat all who are ailing with evenhandedness, said a Hadassah spokeswoman, Barbara Sofer.

Forget the emotion-steeped names of the groups involved, and apply the lessons of the American civil-rights movement with evenhandedness.

The textbook teachings on martyrdom and self-sacrifice are treated with similar evenhandedness.

With admirable evenhandedness, he shows how the costs and benefits of globalization have always been inseparable.

Missile defense, of course, is not just rocket science, as Graham, a tenacious military and foreign affairs reporter for The Washington Post, recounts with resolute evenhandedness; it has far-reaching military, diplomatic and economic ripples as well.

Resisting all obvious devices -- there is no voice-over narration, no testimony from experts or explanatory intertitles -- Mr. Belgum stitches himself into the chaotic fabric of his subject's life, recording his triumphs and defeats with perfect evenhandedness.

"It is quite striking that both left and right appeal to 'Democracy in America' for support of their contrary policies," Mansfield and Winthrop observe in their introduction, with cagey evenhandedness.

Robert Manning, a friend and long-time associate at Time, recalled those turbulent days: "He piloted the magazine through the presidential election months of 1960 with an evenhandedness and fairness that eschewed the magazine's traditional pro-Republican bias and astonished many Time critics".

Its unpopularity among lawmakers grows with its caseload, but its record suggests professional evenhandedness, with 32 cases forwarded so far to the House Ethics Committee for further review, and dismissal recommended in 26 other cases.