Sentence examples for infinitely more fair from inspiring English sources

Like it or not, that's why machine counting of votes is infinitely more fair, efficient and totally impartial.

But it was infinitely more honest than pretending to cry.

It isn't easy - no, that's too strong - it isn't altogether easy to live knowing that one's got infinitely more than one's fair share of good fortune.

They make infinitely more money than your average person will in dozens of lifetimes yet spend many resources to avoid their fair share of tax – to "protect themselves from ineffective bureaucracy", and other elitist phrases.

Yes, your Monday just got infinitely more exciting. .

The job just became infinitely more demanding and important.

But honest writing is infinitely more valuable.

Ultimately, down the road a piece, off the record, the stories, the tales, the film footage on-and-about-Ken Kesey and his trip were infinitely more interesting than the money-losing 1964 New York World's Fair itself.

The Clintons are right to assert that their foundation is infinitely more worthy than Trump's, but it is also more than fair to wish that the Clintons, knowing full well that they were not done with public life, had taken far greater care to avoid potential conflicts of interest, or even the appearance of them.

But, without giving too much away, it's fair to say that the three girls eventually bond and become infinitely more effective than Peter in defeating Captain Hook.

He's infinitely more patient than I am! His only weakness is that he tends to micromanage a fair bit.