Sentence examples for fairly taken from inspiring English sources

And, finally, these deliberations will be organized democratically so that the opinions of each worker are fairly taken into account.

Finally, while Wall Street is fairly taken with INTU, there is still room for upgrades should the stock break out above the $45 level.

The tightrope he walks fairly takes the breath away: where are the phone-hackers of yesteryear?

Hollywood celebrities – often fairly – take flak for their advocacy around global poverty or human rights abuses.

She shows enough ability to convince many observers that she can fairly take her chance at Cheltenham.

Hannity can fairly take credit (as he does now, every night) for being more influential than any other commentator in changing the course of this election.

Burr was the least of them, and in a pantheon of such exalted character Abigail Adams (the one undoubted "sister" of the group) may fairly take his place.

And it fairly took your breath away to watch that dog respond, his ears up unless told to put them down and his eyes intently glued on his master.

In our families and workplaces and places of worship, we celebrate men and women of integrity who work hard, treat people fairly, take responsibility and look out for others.

At Stratford, there is a copy of the extraordinary letter that Delaney wrote to Littlewood when she sent her A Taste of Honey, and it fairly takes the breath away.

The camera loops and zooms in a dizzying fashion that fairly takes one's breath away".