"fair speaking" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means speaking in a fair and just manner. It can be used in various situations to describe someone's way of speaking. Example: "The politician's fair speaking resonated with the audience and gained their trust."
"This is probably the last time that these newspaper guys will be discussed on television," says Michael Wolff, media columnist for Vanity Fair, speaking slowly to draw out the drama in his words.
— Eric Asimov Vanity Fair: Speaking of Blanca and its sister restaurant, Roberta's, how about a slide show of photos from the phone of the chef Max Sussman, including a fantastical creation — a pizza made with English muffin dough?
Saperia adds it also took "one year of research, going to a lot of global trade fairs, speaking to potential customers, and validating our concept".
"We do the best we can with what we have here," Fair says, speaking by phone from Isiro, Congo, where he's working on a new Ebola outbreak.
Fair judges speak of discolored, shrunken vegetables and nearly empty categories (only one gladiola appeared at the Dane County Fair, a judge there said).
During the first Cape Town book fair, Orford spoke on a crime panel to a half-empty room.
The university's Student Advisory Service allowed the police to attend the Freshers Fair to speak to students, but there was an outcry after branch officers posed as community officers and spoke to students covertly.
One letter, from the International Olympic Committee's Fair Play Commission, spoke of the "universal humanistic sports values" of the Olympic movement; another of the "global society" that would be represented by the Olympic Village at Salt Lake City.
Mr. Cullom of the Queens Theater — a performance space in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park, built as the Theaterama for the 1964 World's Fair — had spoken with Mr. Walker about working together, "but it wasn't until last fall that he really made a case for this piece," Mr. Cullom said over the phone recently.
You go from feeling a tiny thrill as you approach the Vanity Fair party, surrounded by paparazzi who take your picture even if they have no idea who you are and hearing a Vanity Fair staffer speak into his headset, "Christoph Waltz is approaching with his Oscar," to standing at the bar a half-hour later and realizing that the person next to you is Mr. Waltz, still holding that Oscar.
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