Sentence examples for fair about what from inspiring English sources

"One ought to be fair about what one is comparing.

To be fair about what then unfolded, if you decide to launch a bold political statement about the Conservative Party into that particularly vast and unnuanced repository, then you have to expect something back.

A BIS spokesman said businesses should be open and fair about what is offered.

This is about what is right and fair, about what gets into the Olympics and what gets turned away at the door.

But Clinton called that a mischaracterization. "That is not fair about what I said," Clinton said.

Be fair and honest about what is happening, but not tricky, controlling or self-centered... Violence is not tolerated--if he ever does it, even if he comes back seeming as loving as ever, and apologizes again and again and again--but the violence repeats and even escalates each time.

We already have a fair idea about what Mr Osborne will be tempted to do in a tight corner.

He certainly seemed to know a fair bit about what it means to be dead, or at least more than Camille.

There is so little discipline in the Donald Trump campaign (and even less shared long-term interest) that we already know a fair bit about what has transpired in the past forty-eight hours inside the Trump Tower penthouse.

This led to writing gigs at Late Night With David Letterman (her Vanity Fair piece about what a hostile environment it was for a woman is a must-read) and the Simpsons before creating Sabrina.

But we already know (or think we know) a fair amount about what will be revealed, including brand new Pixel smartphones with some big upgrades, and some devices that will flesh out Google's broader hardware portfolio considerably.