Sentence examples for a fairly true from inspiring English sources

The notion that there is no normal capillary pressure in case of permeability edema constitutes a theoretical justification for limiting pulmonary filtration pressure in case of increased permeability pulmonary edema or in a patient at risk and therefore for measuring or estimating capillary pressure which is a fairly true reflection.

Some 27 of the 180 reports are graded as C3 and above, meaning they come from a "fairly reliable source" and are "possibly true".

Although fairly true, having a child is a beautiful thing.

There is very little noise in the images and the colors are fairly true, if a little washed out compared to similar DSLRs.

"I feel like I've devoted a lot to music and been fairly true and responsible," she said.

I loved Andrew Klavan's superbly written novel "True Crime," and in turning it into a movie, I intended to be fairly true to Mr. Klavan's conception.

"That was the stereotype and that was the editorial cartoon imagine of what a senator was like, and until World War II that was fairly true".

It's a little pricey, sure, but you get a lot of gameplay, and the way it approximates real golf is fairly true to the sport.

That's probably fairly true to life.

It stung because at that point it was fairly true.

JE I want to be fairly true to the real-life people, yeah.