Sentence examples for I can fairly from inspiring English sources

After watching my beloved Detroit Tigers be swept out of the World Series, I can fairly report that losing stinks.

"And I can fairly say the thrust of these reforms have taken root, to the advantage of the House," he added.

After about 10 hours, I think I can fairly safely say it is the best game I have played this gen so far.

When I am in a voting booth, I can fairly be counted by demographers to be Jewish-American, and when I am in a synagogue, I can be identified as an American Jew.

"Having heard the relentless drumbeat of accusation after accusation in recent weeks, I can fairly say that there has been an unyielding effort to redefine this man of unlimited integrity," he said.

But, having heard the relentless drumbeat of accusation after accusation in recent weeks, I can fairly say, in my view, that there has been an unyielding effort to redefine this man of unlimited integrity.

Turnbull said: "Well, I think it can fairly be described as that and I've got no doubt obviously our first Aboriginal Australians describe it as an invasion".

But I think it can fairly be argued that the reason some are being ejected from the only country they've ever known is not because of the crime they've committed -- but because they were adopted.

Though Miller does call his childhood "glorious" in "Big Sur" (and spares the occasional kind word for Brooklyn elsewhere), he situates his formative years in "that squalid section of Brooklyn known as Williamsburg," adding, with what I think can fairly be called contempt, "I try to relate those squalid streets and shabby houses to the vast expanse of sea and mountains of this region".

I got obsessed with Japan in the 1990s, and I think can fairly claim to have started the whole modern liquidity-trap literature.

This, I think, can fairly be considered the No. 1 economic project awaiting the next president.