Evenhandedly in a sentence as an adverb

From where I'm sitting you do an unbelievably fantastic job dang and apply rules evenhandedly.

You want a massively upsized CS department and an absence of hard-and-fast rules enforced evenhandedly throughout the CS reps.

Any reasonably broad-minded person who wants to see the law deal evenhandedly with the accused can find places in these accounts to sympathize with Kevin.

It acknowledges the success of the Craigslist model and evenhandedly states opinions from Craigslist critics and Craigslist insiders.

I suspect it's more a question of whether it was done evenhandedly - I agree with you, but if posts about Trump or whatever other national stuff stay up and BLM comes down, then it's an issue.

I am merely lamenting the fact that we as a society yield more to emotion and reaction rather than trying to instill principals in ourselves that are applied evenhandedly.

People who would be level-headed about evenhandedly weighing all sides of an issue in their professional life as scientists, can suddenly turn into slogan-chanting zombies when there's a Blue or Green position on an issue.

People who would be level-headed about evenhandedly weighing all sides of an issue in their professional life as scientists, can suddenly turn into slogan-chanting zombies when there’s a Blue or Green position on an issue.

" Then there was a pause as, suddenly, I realized I was talking to my mother, and I hastily added: "Of course, you've got to make sure to apply that skepticism evenhandedly, including to yourself, rather than just using it to argue against anything you disagree with -"And my mother said: "Are you kidding?

" Then there was a pause as, suddenly, I realized I was talking to my mother, and I hastily added: "Of course, you've got to make sure to apply that skepticism evenhandedly, including to yourself, rather than just using it to argue against anything you disagree with"And my mother said: "Are you kidding?

Evenhandedly definitions

adverb

without favoring one party, in a fair evenhanded manner; "deal fairly with one another"

See also: fairly fair