Sentence examples for fairly of from inspiring English sources

Fairly of not, the Munich Philharmonic was considered a second-tier ensemble when Mr. Levine took over.

Mr Chait accuses Mr Frank generally, and not entirely fairly, of "a lack of familiarity with even the basic concepts of political science".

John Kennedy, who had the same gift of detachment, was often accused, quite fairly, of the same type of self-absorption and indifference to others.

At times in the past, Murray has been accused – not always fairly – of falling back into his shell, being too passive and allowing the very best to dominate against him.

When the big supermarkets, often accused – not always fairly – of taking an excessive share of milk profits at the expense of dairy farmers, start cutting the prices they charge consumers, pressures in the market build further.

A Tory minority government would have required the Liberal Democrats to abstain on votes of confidence, budgets and the Queen's speech, and we would have been accused – fairly – of propping up a Tory government while getting nothing in return.

The sexual content is fairly matter-of-fact.

She's fairly matter-of-fact about it now.

The amount of debt is fairly determinative of the impact of a housing crash.

It's fairly representative of the rest of the show.

CONGO'S experience of China is fairly typical of most resource-rich but otherwise poor countries.