Sentence examples for feeling of fair from inspiring English sources
To diminish potential resentment and augment a feeling of fair play, your chairman should encourage all your colleagues to weigh in on the best approach to office allocation.
With its generous booths and wide aisles, the 21st incarnation has a big-fair feeling.
In that way, New York was very consistent with the feeling of the London fair".
"We wanted a dramatic entrance and the feeling of entering a fair," said Joshua Ruff, a curator at the museum.
Even without any such apparent conflict of interest, the exhibition has the feeling of a trade fair.
They consist, he says, in a belief in tolerance and liberty, a feeling of civic duty, a sense of fair play and an openness to the world.
Man-of-the-match Martin Guptill: "It's a pretty cool feeling to be fair.
Like the fictional confection being disturbed by Mr Botham, his voice brought with it the seeming sweetness and innocence of a Sunday village green game.Yet, for all his traditional values; his unbending belief in fair play; the feeling of being part of a continuous history that his decades at the microphone seemed to bring to listeners, Mr Benaud was no establishment shill.
That said, there is a widespread feeling that the number of fairs has reached saturation level and a harsh triage is not far off.
Be fair, nobody likes the feeling of slipping on a sweaty headset.
