Sentence examples for fairly regarded from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, much of Rhodes's tour, according to A. A. Thomson, "may be fairly regarded as failure".

The situation in Hull has been somewhat obscured, from this point of view, by the occurrence of trekking, which was much publicized as a sign of breaking morale, but which in fact can be fairly regarded as a considered response to the situation.

It simply requires that judges who have taken oaths to apply the laws uniformly and fairly regard those values as superior to the value of reducing their caseloads.

Nevertheless, looking at the whole period from the foundation of the CCP in 1921 to Mao's death in 1976, one can fairly regard Mao Zedong as the principal architect of the new China.

The oddest thing about all this is that Fraser is both a savvy and a fairly well regarded artist.

Within the circle of people I was working with, I was fairly well regarded, in my own way.

He was drummer in a band called Cito Vice Squad (CVS), who were fairly well regarded on the California hardcore scene.

But the complaints, given the quarters they are coming from, can fairly be regarded as a smokescreen for a settled unwillingness to admit the truth about Bloody Sunday and a fear that Saville might force them to face the truth.

Currently T20 has a world championship every two years, the next of course in Sri Lanka in September, and until or if someone dethrones them there, England should quite fairly be regarded as the top side.

In the guise of La Profession de foi du vicaire savoyard (1765; The Profession of Faith of a Savoyard Vicar) Rousseau sets out what may fairly be regarded as his own religious views, since that book confirms what he says on the subject in his private correspondence.

Not only that, but he worked his way up to a fairly highly regarded job role.