Sentence examples for fair responding from inspiring English sources

Years before his death -- in August of 1998, to be exact -- Bowie was published in Vanity Fair responding to the famous Proust Questionnaire, a personality test that dates back to the 1880s.

Cedar Fair responded by stonewalling its shareholders and postponing a vote on the deal at the last minute.

Mr. Smith, a longtime fixture of the New York art world and the force behind major fairs like Modernism and the Outsider Art Fair, responded with a letter to the Journal saying that Mr. Perrin had run up extraordinarily high expenses in preparing for the fair and had left Mr. Smith's name out of its catalog altogether.

The Democratic presidential front-runner, speaking at the Iowa State Fair, was responding to Bush's assertion that President Barack Obama withdrawing U.S. troops from Iraq in 2011 was the "fatal error" that enabled ISIS to become a major threat in the Middle East.

"That's not fair," he responded.

"You know what, she's also got to be fair," Whoopi responded.

"I do think it would be fair," she responded during the final round of questions for the 2012 Miss USA pageant, "[because] there are so many people who have a need to change for a happier life.

The court held that he must at least be told enough about the evidence to have a fair chance of responding to it.

Last May District Judge Joan Lenard held that he must be told enough about the evidence to have a fair chance of responding to it.

When the lawyer and academic Anthony Julius raised important questions of antisemitism in Eliot's work in TS Eliot, Antisemitism and Literary Form (1996), Bergonzi was fair-minded in responding to a topic that he had largely ignored in his own study.

"Fair to middling," I responded.