The phrase "a thoughtful fair" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a fair that is considerate or well-planned, but the wording is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The organizers aimed to create a thoughtful fair that would engage the community and promote local artists."
Alternatives: "a considerate event" or "a well-planned fair".
"I once had hopes that the US would have a thoughtful, fair examination of Abu Zubaydah's torture but no longer because of the lengths this administration has gone to protect the CIA".
This is neither a radical nor an original theory — we all know that feminism, gay rights and a morbid obsession with fuel efficiency grew out of the '70s — so in the end Hine has succeeded in writing a thoughtful, fair but somewhat derivative book about an era that was completely outrageous.
"He's a thoughtful, fair-minded person, capable of objectivity," said David M. Lampton, director of China studies at the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, who has known Mr. Cui for many years.
As chief judge at the DC circuit court, Garland is known for "building consensus as a thoughtful, fair-minded judge who follows the rule of law," Obama said.
On a circuit court known for strong-minded judges on both ends of the spectrum, Judge Garland has earned a track record of building consensus as a thoughtful, fair-minded judge who follows the law.
"HB-1154 is a thoughtful and fair approach to a complex area of law that addresses crimes against pregnant women without restricting or infringing upon reproductive health care".
He is thoughtful, fair minded and serious, with enough self-deprecating humor to make his company, as off-camera narrator and occasional on-camera presence, easy and pleasant.
"The SFMTA's permitting process for the pilot program was thoughtful, fair and transparent.
The principles are thoughtful, fair, humane and pragmatic.
When reading a review, don't judge it based on whether you share the writer's opinions of the product or book; consider instead if the review is thoughtful, fair, and well-written.
It's harder to say no to a specified, thoughtful and fair figure than to an unknown and possibly "sky's the limit" request.
