Sentence examples for fair adversary from inspiring English sources

Mr. Aronow was considered a fair adversary; about 20 lawyers who had been on the opposing side of his deals attended his memorial service last month, his wife said.

After all, PETA has had its fair share of adversaries since the group was started some 27 years ago.

To the Greeks and many of their adversaries, the fair and honorable clash of arms was to face each other in ordered ranks out on a plain and fight hand to hand with swords and spears, and die like heroes.

Just as Chevron was asserting that Ecuador was too corrupt to ever guarantee a fair trial, here was its adversary, effectively saying the same thing.

"He's fair and honorable but a formidable adversary".

The experiments show that an adversary can produce a fair estimate of user input x 1.

Robert H. Michel, who served as minority leader opposite Mr. Foley, spoke warmly of his former colleague, calling him "a fair and honest broker and a worthy adversary".

"Michele's long and distinguished record of public service is impressive, and during that time she's shown herself to be a fair and respected federal prosecutor among judges, adversaries and her peers".

"India is our adversary, and Bill Clinton should have been fair to both sides.

Carly Fiorina, a businesswoman who was one of Trump's rivals for the Republican presidential nomination, visited the president-elect Monday and told reporters afterward that they spent "a fair amount of time talking about China as probably our most important adversary and a rising adversary.'' .

Russia, it's true, is scarcely an adversary like Iran or North Korea, and it's not fair to say that President Bush refused to engage with it.