Sentence examples for fairly be considered from inspiring English sources

Appellant's conduct cannot fairly be considered apart from that of the trial judge.

This, I think, can fairly be considered the No. 1 economic project awaiting the next president.

Invoking habeas corpus, he reasoned that the captain of the ship on which the slave was being deported could fairly be considered to be holding a man against his will.

He'd already upset every prediction by beating Federer in a match that, to that point, could fairly be considered the finest performance of his distinguished career, even when compared with his win in the Australian Open final two years ago.

The fact that the Court of Appeals reduced the sentence from 10 days to 48 hours because the petitioner's conduct 'cannot fairly be considered apart from that of the trial judge,' is compelling proof that the latter failed to represent the impersonal authority of law.

Mystery Train is riveting for anyone who cares about rock music, but for some British readers, its all-American focus can feel like a slight: especially given that in 1975, the year the book was published, the UK could fairly be considered to share dominion over rock (the Beatles, the Stones, the Who, Led Zeppelin, Bowie).

And 85% agreed "respecting institutions/laws" was very or fairly important to be considered British - up on 82% in 2003.

At age twenty, Lauren was fairly certain she would never be considered pretty.

Will I even be considered fairly at the application stage?

Thus, the Sun's motion can be considered fairly typical for its class in its neighbourhood.

"Each one may be considered fairly small," said Richard Richmond, a coral expert at the University of Hawaii.