Sentences with word «evenhandedness»

The virtue of evenhandedness amid wartime passions becomes a defect in a postwar interim beset by covert idolatry; dispassionate pronouncements can even aid psychological denial.

There continues to exist, to borrow Peter Berger's nice phrase, a demented evenhandedness with which observers describe the Middle Eastern situation.

It is typical of his careful and generous evenhandedness that he discusses Christianity first.

The result of such evenhandedness is that the theme of irony loses much of its unitive potential.

Among the greatest merits of Eire's survey are its remarkable clarity in expounding difficult theological ideas and complex political changes, its calm comprehensiveness, and its sober judgments, expressed with an unemphatic evenhandedness.

As to what action he's going to take to get evenhandedness, he hinted that he's writing to the party to call for Ade Coker's suspension because as long as he remains a chairman, the constituency can't have fair elections.

Made with deft evenhandedness, Paul Devlin's accomplished film plays almost like a fictional drama, containing suspense, comedy and some colorful characters.

In an attempt at evenhandedness, perhaps — to show the real - world consequences of Assange's belief in absolute openness — Condon and Singer lose focus.

The Times reporters attempt a Grey Lady version of evenhandedness, but following Rachel Sheffield, I don't see how....

Unsurprisingly, movies about journalism can often strike a dishonest chord with some viewers, mainly ones who have a natural distaste in films that almost deify the media, even when there's a fair share of evenhandedness.

Combative partisans appreciated his fairness and evenhandedness, while they often felt inadequately supported, perhaps especially the conservatives with whom he identified.

«Hostiles» is committed to evenhandedness and so introduces some bad white men into the mix.

Dick aspires to the evenhandedness of responsible reporting, with an emphasis on evidence and anticipating criticism.

The evenhandedness of this blog has made me go back and re-read some of Andrew Revkin's past reporting, and I have been pleasantly surprised that it is not nearly as one - sided as I remembered it.

Operating on a more subconscious level may be an understandable and even admirable tropism toward ideals of evenhandedness.

In practice, courts have tended to focus on the outrageousness element, the one most susceptible to determination as a matter of law (see, Restatement [Second] of Torts § 46, comment h; Givelber, The Right to Minimum Social Decency and the Limits of Evenhandedness: Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress by Outrageous Conduct [«Social Decency»], 82 Colum L Rev 42, 42 - 43 [1982]-RRB-.

Evenhandedness is critical, I learned.

You took and used photos of Wayne that put him in a good light; he actually looks contrite Good on you for your evenhandedness in that light.