Sentence examples for fairly lay from inspiring English sources

Mr Lowy can fairly lay claim to being the industry's only global predator.

King Solomon's Mines can fairly lay claim to be second of that ilk, after Treasure Island.

In his longest ever match at 10 minutes short of five hours, and one of the truly stirring tennis fights – of this Australian Open, this week or this era – Murray lost once more to the player who can fairly lay claim to being the best in the world, Novak Djokovic, who beat him so completely in the 2011 final.

Punishment then removes the benefit that the wrongdoer cannot fairly lay claim to, having shirked the burden that it was his due to carry (see Westen forthcoming).

"But this was fairly egregious lying, worse than just asserting her innocence.

He partway justifies this self-description with stories about himself, though his meanness seems fairly trivial (lying to girlfriends) and his shallowness is compromised by his formidable depression.

There are other fairly hefty lies as well (free markets will make schools better, inexperienced teachers are the best), but these seven are lies huge enough and foundational enough that the reformster status quo cannot exist without them.

"It is almost certain that he wrote both and fairly likely a lay person will come to that conclusion," he said.

Certainly, the stated intent of the course developers was to change people's behaviour and attitudes by increasing individual levels of self-efficacy and the notion of promoting individual change seemed to segue fairly naturally into lay interpretations of the language of psychotherapy.

Lay it fairly thinly on his head, with a middle part and curved sideburns.

Quite a few Liszt pieces lie fairly easily in the fingers but are calculated to impress.