Sentence examples for a fair target of from inspiring English sources

And that quickly morphed into a conversation about who is and who isn't a fair target of public comment.

To do this, he must "see himself as an agent" and "accept that he is a fair target of the reactive attitudes as a result of how he exercises this agency in certain contexts" (210-211).

For many other people it won't, either because they think Tourette's is a fair target for jokes because of the common misconception that everyone with Tourette's swears; or perhaps it's because they're familiar with the government's abhorrent attitude to disabled people".

By tradition, any man old enough to wield a hunting rifle is considered a fair target for vengeance, making 17 male members of Christian's family vulnerable.

Any part of the body is a fair target, and only the head may not be used to strike a blow.

But, for the avoidance of doubt, I regard myself as a fair target.

But the president has declined to get into much detail about the al-Awlaki killings, offering instead his explanation of when an American citizen is a fair target.

"I regard myself as a fair target," he said.

I also said that during partition, the Nizam of Hyderabad had wanted to go with Pakistan so Hyderabad was also a fair target.

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The driver said he believed Rigby to be "the most fair target because he joins the Army with kind of an understanding that your life is at risk".