Sentence examples for fair object from inspiring English sources

At another sale in September 1815, at Staines market, "only three shillings and four pence were offered for the lot, no one choosing to contend with the bidder, for the fair object, whose merits could only be appreciated by those who knew them.

Robert Moses, who was the head of the fair, objected to it.

Is it fair to object that most of us take quantum physics on faith, too?

I judge this by applying two criteria: one, does a fair offer objects the likes of which you have never seen before, and, two, does it have art of a kind you passionately love but almost never see available elsewhere?

Unions and farmers who are members of the new Iowa Fair Trade Coalition object to rules that they say are weighted to favor large corporations.

Fair introduces 'A-objects' and 'B-objects,' which manifest the right physical quantities, namely energy and momentum, and where the A-objects underlie the events, facts, or objects identified as causes in everyday talk, while the B-objects underlie those identified as effects.

This fair showed that objects as banal as recycling containers, stepladders, fruit crates and old potatoes can have flair.

Recent fairs in London have included Collect, an international art fair for contemporary objects at the Saatchi Gallery Pick Me Upp, a graphic arts festival; and The Other Art Fair, featuring the works of promising artists who have not yet been signed.

Next month is Craft and Design Month, with fairs and events across the country, while May also sees London Craft Week, a showcase for the capital's more established craftspeople, and the Crafts Council's Collect, "the art fair for contemporary objects", at the Saatchi Gallery.

But the institute, like Columbia, is still one of the graduate schools that, while it does some of the theoretical teaching, is still a place where connoisseurship is not the "C" word; where it is taught; where there is a fair amount of object-based teaching; where professors cross the street and take their students to the Met.

Dutch designers have not had to fight entrenched conventions, and as a result they have been remarkably free to experiment".Collect", an international fair for contemporary objects, which opens in London later this month, will show a number of artists who explore concepts of preciousness, value and beauty by subverting traditional materials and techniques.