Sentence examples for fairness of face from inspiring English sources

Willie's fairness of face and sweetness of disposition made him his parents' darling.

Pete's is the voice of innocence, the modulating influence of reason and fairness in the face of corruption.

Evidence suggests interpersonal treatment style and the favorability of outcome fairness directly influence Chinese consumers' self-reported loss of face.

Ukrainian business is clearly suffering from the current system, and whilst progress is being made elsewhere with visa facilitation for Russia and the Western Balkans, questions are being asked about the fairness of treatment for Ukrainian professionals facing visa application difficulties with the EU.

The 2000 WHO report " Health Systems: Improving Performance", ranking the fairness of financial contribution to health systems, ranked China at 188. " This was considered a loss of face by top leaders", said by the former Health Minister Zhang Wenkang.

But the ruling did not deal with judicial contests, which raise concerns about preserving judicial fairness in the face of heavy election spending.

Rather, it is loved ones asking for impartiality and fairness in the face of their son's death, who they say was unarmed and wrongfully killed by police.

The two share a philosophy – broadly defined as fighting the inhumanity of big business – and for a few weeks it was possible to get off the train from New Jersey and go straight to Zuccotti Park to see young people fighting for fairness in the face of a system built on keeping them and many Americans down.

At the Alderman Library, undergraduates facing final exams said the plagiarists should be punished, but some raised questions about the fairness of scrutinizing just one class.

If the fundamental fairness of the commissions comes into question it could derail the trials of bigger al-Qaeda fish to follow, some of whom face the death penalty.

And fairness of treatment too.