You might be stoutly civic-minded and regard the mosque as a reasonable and fair-minded part of the reconstruction of the neighborhood.
Most fair minded people would say no.
He was fair minded and detested prejudice of any type.
The new Smithsonian anthology is fair minded, which is to say strangely anonymous.
Gibson, 65, was viewed as fair-minded, McCain aides said, in part because of the way he has handled several interviews with President Bush.
Mahmoud Gibril joined Saif and others in working on economic development prior to becoming one of Gaddafi's ministers, while Abdul Jalil – from Baida, in the east (where Saif's mother lived) – joined the government as a fair-minded and independent justice minister in part through Saif's advocacy.
As horrifying as such descriptions are apt to appear to someone such as Ted Bundy's mother, perhaps all parties can agree on one thing: If justice were to require that one suffer eternally for one's sins, then such suffering would have to be a source of satisfaction, if not outright bliss, on the part of any fair-minded person witnessing it.
Thant's description of the historic variety of China's component parts is convincing and fair-minded.
Most fair-minded observers would say that Obama did his part, and acquitted himself well under crushing circumstances.
Johnny and his fellow judiciaries take their positions quite seriously, always working to be fair-minded and strictly confidential, and of course dressing the part.
She was only 15, well, she says in her fair-minded way, going on 16, when she got the part of Sharon in EastEnders.
