Sentence examples for fairly made from inspiring English sources
"fairly made" is an acceptable phrase in written English
It is typically used as an adjective to describe something that has been made with care, skill, and/or precision. For example, "The handmade quilt was fairly made with intricate stitches and perfect measurements."
And in respect of the dramatic colouring which everywhere pervades the "Requiem" the comparison may be fairly made.
The conversation I had with the Spanish owner reminded me that I had been wanting to get several of the other "shopping for good" marketplaces on a call together to discuss the landscape, to review opportunities to work together and to see what we might do together to help sustainable and fairly made clothing brands.
He bridled at the weekend when pushed about suspicions that his back "niggle" was anything more than that, and he fairly made the point that most players are carrying some sort of physical inconvenience, from Rafael Nadal's knees to Novak Djokovic's back.
To achieve this goal, all methods need to operate under the same conditions, so the comparison can be fairly made.
However, Lord Hardwicke drew a distinction between works "fairly made" and those "colourably shortened".
Are grand jurors or legislators capable of fairly making scientific judgments?
The hired model's stance was so realistic, Rogers wrote, "He fairly makes a chill run over me when I look at him".
It's also very difficult to fairly make international comparisons on price, he says.
It was made fairly clear that the Litvinenko murder story was taboo.
The girl has some pipes, that much is made fairly clear.
Throughout the shop, produce advertises its credentials: local, organic, fairly traded, made in-house, vegan, and so on.
