Sentence examples for fair to a from inspiring English sources
"It's fair to a large extent".
To be fair to a great man, though, I think he was just fooling around.
But, though he is no apologist, he is perhaps fair to a fault.
What's fair to an incumbent, of course, may not be fair to a challenger.
The alderman cited a need to be fair to a longtime local business and resisted closing it.
She adds, "It simply isn't fair to a congregation not to believe what you're telling them to believe".
It wasn't fair to A-Rod, and it didn't raise the more important institutional questions the Mitchell investigation had better answer.
He said before Saturday's game that the reputation was fair — to an extent.
In the next gallery, Darren Bell's Blacktown Eclectic captures that change with a photographic series of documentary images of the suburb, from the bizarre shop sign that reads LOL-FAIR to a tattoo on a wrist that declares I AM FREE to a portrait of an unnamed woman looking askance at a book simply entitled MEN.
But there's a downside that keeps those fairs to a minimum, says one promoter, candidly: "More work, same buck".
"Some teachers were like hedgehogs in car headlights and vowed never to use a fair to get a job again.
