Sentence examples similar to fair matched from inspiring English sources

That's fair, matching what I've heard myself.

Finally, the teacher version of our tests provided space for writing open-response comments about our items, and from these comments we obtained additional feedback on the NRC standards and our items; nearly all teachers at both the K 4 and 5 8 levels considered the entire content of our pilot and field tests to be fair, matching well to the content they taught.

It was not a fair match.

They put him against Utrillo (fair match).

Grint has not looked a fair match for Watson, but he does his gingery best.

She was a fair match in toughness for John Wayne in the western "Rooster Cogburn" (1975).

Norwich were keen to set Murphy against Rüdiger, although it was a fair match for pace.

The comparison of these measurements with the acoustic activity of the material showed a fair match in terms of quantification and localisation of damage.

A reviewer committed to realism or naturalism doesn't make a fair match with an experimental or post-modernist writer.

So, 10 to Kubrick, one and a half (two if we're generous) to Nolan – hardly a fair match-up.

Fox News has the vehement Sean Hannity paired with the mildly liberal Alan Colmes, not a fair match, but it has been more willing to investigate than CNN.