Sentence examples for extraordinarily fair from inspiring English sources

"He's an extraordinarily fair interviewer," said Jim Bell, the executive producer of "Today" and of the prime-time special.

At the news conference, Mr. Obama said Republicans were forfeiting an "extraordinarily fair deal" to trim the deficit and raise the debt ceiling.

Mr Obama is attempting to draw a compromise between the two sides by endorsing what he calls an "extraordinarily fair" package that would see roughly $3 trillion in cuts, combined with a tax increase worth just under $1 trillion.

The chief military prosecutor, Col. Lawrence J. Morris of the Army, added that the verdict validated the system "as an extraordinarily fair, open and just process that produces a reliable result".

"He was extraordinarily fair".

That's extraordinarily reasonable.

One of those colleagues, neurologist and neuroscientist Hyman Schipper of McGill University in Montreal, Canada, who worked with Wang in the '90s at the Bloomfield Centre for Research in Aging, describes her as "extraordinarily tough," yet fair.

Extraordinarily, the then-NSW fair trading minister Anthony Roberts failed to even contribute to the debate on the Greens Truth in Labelling bill.

"A lot more hugs from friends than you normally see".. Police presence at the fair was extraordinarily heavy, with officers lining the streets, walking in the crowd and stationed on two rooftops with binoculars scanning the area.

I won't be included as much but what I can move forward with is my love for this young person and my intense hope that life gives him a fair or extraordinarily great hand.

He talks extraordinarily fast.