Sentence examples for fair sort of from inspiring English sources

Maybe it's because he reminds me of Christopher Lloyd in Back to the Future, but Uncle Jack does seem like a pretty fair sort of guy if you're in his good books – $11m is not a bad pay-off.

But it says, right at the top of the page, "By CNN's Wolf Blitzer" -- which, to be fair, sort of explains a lot.

And then there's Martin Kersels's "Attempt to Raise the Temperature of a Container of Water by Yelling at It," a high-school-science-fair sort of setup involving a tank of water, a thermometer and a CD of the artist shouting his crazy head off.

Yet Mr Miliband, in his zeal to mould a fairer sort of capitalism as signalled by his recent assault on household energy prices is at least threatening to provide an answer to that question (albeit not one the more businesslike Mr Balls shows much enthusiasm for).

"Which, to be fair, is sort of what you did with Bleacher Report".

"So it's a modern 'My Fair Lady' sort of thing?" Horowitz asked, ingenuously.

And, to be fair, this sort of thing may matter during the final days of an election.

They've come together for an event — an un-art fair, nonexhibition, sort of convention — called "No Soul for Sale: A Festival of Independents".

To be fair, this sort of misplaced confidence — salvation through "Smackdown!" — is the same kind of irrationality that makes people entrepreneurs in the first place.

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This one is nearly six minutes long, and I was all like "fucked if I'm listening to this all the way through", but to be fair it sort of goes somewhere, namely from not echoey to a bit echoey.