Sentence examples similar to fairly summary from inspiring English sources

Collectively, their work presents a fairly accurate summary of the defining issues in design.

The problem is the novel's prose seems not so much to imitate the flow of Fiona's experience, as to offer a fairly pedestrian summary.

A fairly heartbreaking summary of miscarriages and fertility issues followed, but to both their surprise they've ended up with three small daughters.

SCORECARD -- The central theme of this ad -- "in the end, it's about the issues" -- represents a fairly concise summary of what Mrs. Clinton's aides would like this race to be about; Mr. Lazio would prefer that it be about Mrs. Clinton.

The 35 chapters in this volume constitute a review of the latest understandings about the actions of mass movement on slopes in mountains, and as such may offer a fairly succinct summary from which future research on related phenomena may spring.

This was a fairly apt summary, since Patrick Grant, the designer of E. Tautz, who sold his house and car to buy Norton & Sons in 2005, created a believable case for color in his collection, starting with bright fuchsia capes and jackets in a stiff canvas worn over Etonian schoolboy suits.

Spoiler alert: What follows is a fairly detailed summary of the show.

This version is known through the work of a Hellenistic author on the constellations; he gives a fairly long summary of Hesiod's discourse on Orion.

2 The abstract has provided a concise and fairly good summary.

Since HRT ever-use is a fairly crude summary indicator of exposure, it is advisable to look at time-related specifics such as duration of use and time since first and last exposures.

We find KLD "concern" ratings to be fairly good summaries of past environmental performance.