Sentence examples for fairly personal from inspiring English sources

Truman insisted that there was nothing personal in his statement—"In fact I like him personally"—although it was in fact fairly personal; by 1956, Truman couldn't stand Stevenson.

"All of the gadgets end up being fairly personal," he said.

The seminar was capped at 14 students, so my interaction with Judge Alito was fairly personal.

"He wrote that he had made many mistakes and asked to be forgiven and allowed to return to his homeland," Mr Putin said, adding that the letters were "fairly personal" and that he did not respond to them.

In the latest issue of the New Republic, Judith Shulevitz offers a fascinating and fairly personal meditation on the consequences of delayed childbearing and older parenting for American society.

He might think they're funny, but he was definitely caught off guard when a fan named Marlene McHammel wanted to know the answer to a fairly personal question.

It should be written in a fairly informal, personal style.

No tiresome political debate, fairly broad personal freedoms, shops full of food: wasn't that what people wanted?

Alomar was then a nine-year veteran, a seven-time All-Star, and one who had a fairly low personal profile.

The most recent, 2014's Running, revealed some fairly harrowing personal information, including details of his father's conviction for murder when Ronnie was a boy.

"It might embolden a coach to go out and say you can have a fairly strong personal relationship with someone and not be accused of using them to get prospects," he said.