Sentence examples for fair self from inspiring English sources

"Obviously, we missed some easy shots, and the further we got behind, the basket started shrinking a little bit and felt like we were shooting at the fair," Self said.

To be fair, self-regulation works.

To be fair, self-reported wellbeing is only one indicator you could take of whether things are better or not.

That's a fair self-call given that he painted two of the 1970s' enduring pop-culture images, the album covers of Miles Davis's "Bitches Brew" and Carlos Santana's "Abraxas".

In The Hague, Sir Richard was widely liked and admired by his colleagues, who called him a fair, self-effacing, kind, accessible and witty man who was a master of understatement.

Poor or fair self-rated health prior to injury, presence of chronic illness and/or depression, and obesity were associated with two out of three health outcomes studied.

Table  2 shows the differences between carers and non-carers reporting poor or fair self-assessed health.

Poor or fair self-rated mental health showed a similar pattern, though the age-diabetes interaction was not significant (Fig. 1 F ).

Compared to the general non-elderly U.S. population, non-elderly people with disabilities are less likely to be employed, more likely to have poor or fair self-reported health status, and have lower incomes [ 1, 7, 8].

Most had studied 7 years or more, almost half had very poor to fair self-reported health and the majority had received a resident permit in Sweden 1 to 2 years previously.

The BHPS data show that when "fair" self-reported health status is chosen as a health poverty threshold all of the used ordinal FGT indices indicate the growth of health poverty in Britain.