evenhanded
Americanadjective
Other Word Forms
- evenhandedly adverb
- evenhandedness noun
Etymology
Origin of evenhanded
Example Sentences
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What “The Wolf War” also does—and a lot of nonfiction TV doesn’t—is approach its subject in an honestly evenhanded, objective manner.
It also boasts one of the most evenhanded depictions of queerness shown in superhero movies and TV series.
From Salon
Although tensions on the Middle East have ebbed and flowed, the successful Camp David negotiation won acclaim among Israelis and Arabs alike, who praised it as an evenhanded approach from the U.S.
From Los Angeles Times
“Merciless,” like its predecessors, is full of sound and fury, signifying much that Ice finds wrong with the world, his evenhanded, intelligent opinions writ loudly, if graphically.
From Los Angeles Times
CNN’s four-part series “The Many Lives of Martha Stewart,” which aired in January, is probably the most comprehensive and evenhanded dissection of Stewart’s life and career to date that doesn’t include her voice.
From Salon
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