Sentence examples for fairly up from inspiring English sources

The astrologer, the poet, & all lovers of the antique night are fairly up against the fact that modern destiny descends not from the stars but but from a height no greater than a physicist's brain.

The astrologer, the poet, & all lovers of the antique night are fairly up against the fact that modern destiny descends not from the stars but but from a height no greater than a physicist's brain... View Article By Jia Tolentino By Alan Burdick By John Cassidy By Atul Gawande.

Until the court, prosecutor's office, or defender files or volunteers further information (and we'll be asking), this is fairly up in the air.

-Repeal and replace Obamacare Trump's transition website leaves exactly what Obamacare would be replaced with fairly up in the air, but his earlier statements on healthcare line up with standard Republican positions.

In conclusion, this book is suitable for those who wish to get a concise scientific background to lymphomas and obtain a fairly up to date review of the medical oncological management of the common clinical forms of lymphoma and Hodgkin's disease.

It should work for all operating systems as long as Firefox is fairly up to date.

We have to be fairly up-front about it and ask them if they've reached a settlement.

EVAN OSNOS: By and large, my busmates, like many people in China, have a fairly up-to-date sense of the freedoms available in the West.

The song-lyrics analysis, published in the journal Psychology of Aesthetics, Creativity and the Arts, goes up to 2007, which makes it fairly up-to-date by scientific standards.

It was extremely intuitive to find what I was looking for, and the information was fairly up-to-date (though there were some things that were not up-to-the-minute).

So for example Italy is fairly high up by GDP but not as high up for the web.