Sentence examples for be fair to call from inspiring English sources

It would be fair to call his work multidisciplinary.

It wouldn't be fair to call the "American Masters" documentary "Inventing David Geffen" a whitewash.

It would hardly be fair to call the latest meeting a nadir.

So would it even be fair to call it Fleet Week? "Oh no, no," Mr. Lunney said.

As for McVicar's production, while it was in a sense traditional, it wouldn't be fair to call it old-fashioned.

It would be fair to call them high station wagons, though manufacturers are loath to use that label.

She has been called ruthless, but I suspect it would be fairer to call her driven.

He drew these with an unsparing eye — or would it be fairer to call it a viciousness?

Anthony Cirilo (AC): On the one hand, it may be fairer to call this the literature of witness.

But it's fair to call Breivik a right-winger.

Bettman said it was "fair to call the Devils stable".