Sentence examples for definitely fair from inspiring English sources

In the brave new world of media -- or the brave world of new media -- turnabout is most definitely fair play.

Oliver Pérez surrendered a two-run homer to Hideki Matsui (definitely fair) but nothing else, and he held the Yankees to three hits over seven and two-thirds innings.

If an account is verified, it's definitely fair to say it's actually him/her.

The camera is going for around $45 on Amazon at the moment so it's not a major cost though it's definitely fair to assume that while some users already have the device it will be an additional cost for most PlayStation owners.

I meeeeean, it's not really fair to assess an era, even a week, as boringer than an era before it, but it's definitely fair to assess an era as bored.

The changes were "definitely fairer" than the government's previous proposal to change pension indexation, said Combined Pensioners and Superannuants Association CPSAspokespersonrson Amelia Christie.

"It's definitely not fair," Williams said.

However, it is definitely not fair to demand that the all-clear zone extend to your 40th birthday, even if, like O'Donnell, you take two decades to actually finish your college degree.

"There is definitely a fair use defense that applies to criticism and commentary, and that's definitely what's going on here," said Marjorie R. Esman, the chairwoman of the New Orleans Bar Association's intellectual property committee.

And it's definitely not fair that your credit card doesn't tell me which one out of the thousands out there I am taking, the fees associated with that type of card and then have sticker shock each month when opening a statement because I have no clue what the actual charge will be when I accept the card.

R: Definitely the fair itself.