Sentence examples for fairly about from inspiring English sources

Didn't speak as progressively — and fairly — about women's roles in the church as he should.

With that, Mr. Keim called an investigative journalist at The Australian, Hedley Thomas, who he believed had been writing fairly about the case, and offered him the transcript of the police interrogation.

With Scholes actually winning the ball fairly about 20 minutes in, could it be that the hyperbole I've been reading in the UK press is not so hyper after all?

That's not to say he doesn't care about the music: he talks, fairly, about his pride in the orchestration of the second verse of "Don't Cry for Me Argentina".

In reviewing David Brock's "Blinded by the Right: The Conscience of an Ex-Conservative" (March 24), Frank Bruni finds himself in a condition increasingly typical of journalists who attempt to write fairly about the Clintons.

It is obvious to Scots, and to anyone who thinks rationally and fairly about the situation, that it would be monstrous and wholly unjust for Scots to have all powers over health devolved while holding the balance of power over the same policy area in England.

The enzyme activity was also fairly high (about 70%) at the pH range of 2.0 to 3.8.

How about fairly farm fresh produce and a nice homebrew?

He was fairly optimistic about growth.

Something he could fairly boast about.

He was fairly sanguine about it.