Sentence examples for give a fair from inspiring English sources

He said only that he would give a fair hearing to a president's nominees.

"They are trying to say, 'We are an organised country that can give a fair trial'.

"Any proposed reduction would be set to give a fair return to landlords," he adds.

That would give a fair view of teaching standards and for effective judgments to be made.

And do they give a fair picture of the responsibility felt by elder siblings – especially sisters?

Together they give a fair sense of today's room-for-everyone art world.

In England it is very difficult to give a fair assessment of the performances.

Still, City would give a fair portion of their considerable riches for a future Champions League record to mirror Bayern's.

I don't think it's going to give 10 per cent but I think it's going to give a fair bit.

In addition, they give a fair picture of many of the physical processes that produce the weather.

They are decent writers, who can give a fair encapsulation of a work and detail their responses.