Sentence examples for fairly object from inspiring English sources

Writers cannot fairly object to being seen in this way.

They will fairly object that the treaty that is supposed to eventually absolve Britain from "ever closer union" may never arrive.

It's a fairly stern object and it encourages me to work — not that it succeeds much these days, but I love it.

When I backed slowly toward a hollow construction barrel — a fairly large object — the JX didn't notice the barrel and flash a warning until I was inches away.

"It now looks like we have a fairly solid object" in Eros, says radio science team leader Donald Yeomans of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California.

Although this is a fairly simple object, it reflects surprisingly much of the structure known from elliptic complexes on noncompact manifolds, the main application we have in mind.

An example is imaging of a fairly transparent object, where the crosstalk between sections can be minimized by the line illumination.

Grab a pen, colored pencil or a fairly pointy object and trace your entire drawing.

Cut a 2" (50mm) square out of the center of a paper or plastic foam plate (though any easy to cut, fairly opaque object will do).

Hobbyists have printed fairly rudimentary objects: prosthetics, iPhone cases, cat statues and missing luggage clasps.

Trace detectors are commonly used on laptop computers and other fairly large objects that could conceal a bomb that X-rays cannot detect.