Sentence examples for fair i do from inspiring English sources
To be fair, I do offer to converse in French, but he shakes his head.
To be fair, I do not know whether the woman is addicted to crack.
Whether my being available was right or good or fair, I don't know.
"To be fair, I don't know what UK urban means any more," she says.
Let's be fair – I don't think many people in the press had really heard of him either.
To be fair, I don't think Benn intended to steal the show in the House of Commons.
To be fair, I didn't visit every store and may have missed some good ones.
When reached for comment, Spitzer said, "To be fair, I did get her vote".
To be fair, I did not reach every letter signer, nor did I contact every economist in the United States.
To be fair, I didn't find much that dealt with weighty puke, but I did find audio distractions, which took my mind off cleaning up sick and ceiling rubble.
To be fair, I did once see a pair of such numbers, for Clinton and Obama, flash past on the television screen; it was on either CNN or MSNBC, I forget which.
