Sentence examples for A fair subject from inspiring English sources

Had his success, and the book's theme, made the most intimate details of his life a fair subject for public review?

And yet, as I sat beside him on his smallish living-room couch one morning in August, his marriage to Monroe was not only a fair subject to raise but also a mandatory one.

The company, by its contract, is entitled to have them in Cook County south of the line mentioned; but the precise locality within that large space is a fair subject of regulation by the police power of the State, or of any town to which it has been delegated.

Fine, he said, the vetting of refugees is a fair subject for debate.

Increasingly, she seems a fair journalistic subject.

It can also be conducted to assure fair subject selection, respect for enrolled subjects and under an independent review process, meeting another three requirements.

Macqueen quotes Ingrams quoting his own hero, William Cobbett, to explain the Eye's terms of engagement: "When [a man] once comes forward as a candidate for public admiration, esteem or compassion for his opinions, his principles, his motives, every act of his life, public or private, becomes the fair subject of public discussion".

The ethics of clinical research should be judged on: the value of the research; scientific validity; fair subject selection; favourable risk-benefit ratio; independent review; informed consent; and respect for participants [ 58, 61].

Example: Shakespeare opens "Sonnet 82" with words spoken to a friend about his Muse: I grant thou wert not married to my Muse, And therefore mayst without attaint o'erlook The dedicated words which writers use Of their fair subject, blessing every book.

In other words, for the comparison to be fair, subjects had to have equal time at risk.

This will result in a relatively homogeneous study population, enabling a fair comparison of subjects.