Sentence examples for fair feeling from inspiring English sources

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Read more about NADA Executive Director Heather Hubbs' methods for keeping the fair feeling new here. . + PULSE Miami Beach art fair brought young artists and new ideas, including Faith Holland and Kate Durbin, SVA Galleries, and Visual AIDS to two massive temporary pavillions on Collins Ave ..

With its generous booths and wide aisles, the 21st incarnation has a big-fair feeling.

The progress of the past decade lends the show a world's-fair feeling.

Reasons included boredom (christ), taking too long (fair) or feeling bad for a partner (never).

Like the fictional confection being disturbed by Mr Botham, his voice brought with it the seeming sweetness and innocence of a Sunday village green game.Yet, for all his traditional values; his unbending belief in fair play; the feeling of being part of a continuous history that his decades at the microphone seemed to bring to listeners, Mr Benaud was no establishment shill.

Despite its appeal to the hard-core faithful, Chinatown Fair has been feeling the industry's pain.

Regardless of whatever rapprochement the future holds, Mr. Pantín said Cuba Nostalgia — the fair and the feeling — will endure.

You are not meant to walk away from "Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room" feeling fair and balanced.

After five very rainy days in Vienna I was, it's fair to say, feeling a tiny bit hungover.

Catherine McKinnell MP, the shadow exchequer secretary to the Treasury, said: "Tax avoidance must be clamped down on, especially at a time when families, pensioners and businesses who pay their fair share are feeling the brunt of the double-dip recession.