Sentence examples for decidedly fair from inspiring English sources
The Judge Throughout Houston, Judge Melinda F. Harmon of the United States District Court has the reputation as a tough, law-and-order judge who is decidedly fair.
The tale's yearning for fairness and honesty in advancement and a wish for the world to repay good behavior made it almost mythical in sense of the contemporary aspiratonal mythos of China's helter-skelter and decidedly not fair rush into and through development.
By the end of that night Journey — which is, to be fair, decidedly high tech, gorgeous and the climax of a three-game contract between Sony and thatgamecompany — had won 6 of the 11 awards.
All's Fair For a decidedly different kind of fair, the place to be is Elmont, where the Belmont Stakes Fair is under way through May 7 at Belmont Park Racetrack.
Or perhaps they are miffed by the fact that their flag being held aloft on the pitch is tiny compared to the Korean and even Fifa Fair Play ones, lending a decidedly Spinal Tap quality to formalities.
Greece also withstood all the fair elements of sport, and some decidedly unfair ones.
Every time the four actors drop into Phil Spector harmonies, it's a fair bet the story will take a decidedly unromantic – if funny – turn.
Ms. Randall's efforts at parody (one of the areas protected under the "fair use" doctrine in copyright law) are decidedly unfunny, and her attempts at social commentary (another area protected under copyright law) are often ungainly.
When I attended ARCO, the enormous art fair in Madrid last week, most of the work was decidedly and remarkably lacking in political or religious (or sexual) content, leaning more towards abstract and decorative tendencies.
It seems fair to predict that many child visitors will be left decidedly fidgety.At times, the museum seems to be straining to make its argument.
