The phrase "a fair body" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means a person with an attractive or balanced physical appearance. Example: "The beauty pageant winner had not only a fair body, but also a kind heart and intelligent mind."
Add my effort to steer readers toward terrific values by recommending five wines a week — that's about 2,500 wines, and many more tasted over the years — and you've got a fair body of work.
He told the Commons a fortnight ago: "I am very happy to look at the arguments for it because I want to ensure we have a fair body of union law in this country".
And there is a fair body of evidence to support the idea that males do, indeed, suffer for their art by leading more perilous and shorter lives.A new twist to this tale has just been reported by Paul Doherty, of Colorado State University, and his colleagues.
But there is now a fair body of evidence, augmented most recently in the latest narrow defeat against Australia in Melbourne at the weekend, that he, or at least his teams, lack that extra something needed to win tight Test matches.
A fair body of evidence supports the idea that this overwork does not help—and may even cost Japanese companies' profits.
And where mobsters and suicides lie buried and the radio breaks into a ballad of Mary Hamilton's fair body, but who's tied it in her apron and thrown it in the sea, I'm the quake and short-lived quiver, the laughter and fractured tale of her night in the laigh cellar �� with the hichest Stewart of a'.
From the preceding review it is apparent that there is fair body of evidence linking a much wider spectrum of chemotherapeutic regimens for a variety of cancers to cognitive decline.
That should make it even more imperative that the state establish a fair, independent body to create these districts.
On physical examination, the animal was in fair body condition, dyspneic, and dehydrated.
She cleansed all the dirt from her fair body with ambrosia, then she anointed herself with olive oil, ambrosial, very soft, and scented specially for herself- if it were so much as shaken in the bronze-floored house of Jove, the scent pervaded the universe of heaven and earth.
In order to lay hold of the fleeting phenomenon, he must first bind it in the fetters of rule, tear its fair body to pieces by reducing it to concepts, and preserve its living spirit in a sorry skeleton of words.
