Sentence examples for be perfectly fair from inspiring English sources
Teachers are human beings, and therefore they can't be perfectly fair.
To be perfectly fair, though, the site does have some talented, hardworking reporters who, by and large, do break news and offer interesting analysis on occasion.
Redistricting will never be perfectly fair, or divorced from political considerations, but the best solution, by far, seems to be vesting the power to draw lines in bipartisan commissions.
As The American Conservative's Dan McCarthy noted in a shrewd essay, the Vietnam War helped entrench a narrative in which liberal social movements were associated with defeat in Indochina — and this association didn't have to be perfectly fair to be politically and culturally potent.
He added: "To be perfectly fair to him, the mayor of London [Boris Johnson] has announced recently that... they are trying to join up their efforts all the more readily to the advantage of not just the London labour market but beyond".
To be perfectly fair, the founders never expected all that much from it either, at least not for long.
And it was perfectly fair.
I think that's perfectly fair".
"I think it's perfectly fair," she said.
"Well that is my life, that is perfectly fair.
