Sentence examples for fairly viewed from inspiring English sources

Mildly revised concepts previously shown at other salons — the Citroën Tubik comes to mind — could be fairly viewed as old pigs with new lipstick.

If you want to try to go back to just statutory construction, you have a problem because the interpretation is sufficiently broad that I think fairly viewed, it constitutes a change in the law under Section 5 of Title 3. JUSTICE LEWIS.

"I and the Friends of Amanda Knox are confident that if the facts had been fairly viewed, [she would have] been acquitted.

Let's say you're taking someone's liberty and freedoms away based on what the system thinks, and the system isn't fairly viewing different races and different genders.

In a 2012 paper for the Urban Institute, Carla Shedd, a sociologist at Columbia, concluded that heavy use of stop-and-frisk policies leads to "greater numbers of young people who, shaped by their low expectations that police will fulfill their duties fairly, view society as fundamentally unjust".

This term is fairly vague and could reasonably be viewed as fairly all-encompassing.

Before the credit crunch, banks were willing to lend money fairly readily, viewing their loans as a solid investment that would propel students towards high earnings.

On this view, deciding constitutional cases should be a straightforward exercise of reading fairly and viewing facts objectively.

This is a fairly common view (see, for example, Shelah (2003)).

Pettitte's transgressions may ultimately be viewed as fairly minor.

"Our players would be viewed more fairly for what they have done.