Sentence examples for fair human from inspiring English sources

She was a just and fair human being.

"But underneath it all, I think he's just a very fair human being.

The effect of the landscape and setting on a young child's mind is gently layered under a fair, human and honest story that many shared, give or take the finer details, when a considerable number of people came to rural Wales from other walks of life in the 1960s and 70s.

Whether or not it's fair, human beings care more about those they know and are familiar with than nameless, faceless statistics.

There was an interaction between fairness and proposer type, F 1, 50) = 5.23, p =.03, with participants rejecting more unfair offers from human proposers than computer proposers, t 50) = 2.13, p =.04, but not differing in their rejections of fair human or computer offers, t < 1.

Nonetheless, whereas: "[The Engis skull] is… a fair average human skull, which might have belonged to a philosopher, or might have contained the thoughtless brains of a savage… The case of the Neanderthal skull is very different.

To be fair, humans had very little hand in penning the song.

When any scandal hits, true and fair humans tend to sit back, collect data and then reach out with reliability, compassion or both.

On patriotic occasions he (impassively) delivered such exhortations as: "To hymn the fairest human society in history is a worthy and absorbing mission for composers".

He wanted to know what it took to turn the average fair-minded human into their prejudiced cousin.

To be responsible, it must be honest, fair and human.