Sentence examples for fair to write from inspiring English sources

It would be appropriate and fair to write about this sport because of its prominence in the marketplace.

I don't think it would be fair to write a book about someone in my own family.

It is not fair to write about a religion on the basis of a creed or even the Salvation Army's Handbook of Doctrine.

After all, it was only in 2007 that Christopher Hitchens notoriously used the pages of Vanity Fair to write an essay headlined "Why Women Aren't Funny".

At Newsweek International, Mr. Zakaria said, he planned to hire columnists like Christopher Hitchens of Vanity Fair to write a "Letter from America," giving a foreign view of the United States for a foreign audience.

Reviews of last month's fight were mixed, but it's fair to write off the battle as something of a dry run for what the company is trying to put together, and MegaBots is hoping to make the experience more engaging by crowdsourcing some of the decision-making with its backers.

We all know that teenage girls can accomplish some pretty impressive feats -- from winning the Google Science Fair to writing books on feminism -- that can have real impacts in her community and beyond.

But if it's fair enough to write as an admirer, on occasion Guttenplan becomes an apologist.

At some point, somewhere around 2000, I think, he told me that the British edition of Vanity Fair wanted to write a profile about him, but that he had spent a great deal of effort persuading the magazine's editor to drop their plans to do so.

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Edge has the most in-depth, best written article on Street Fighter IV you'll ever read (unless Vanity Fair decides to write about it).