Sentence examples for is possibly fair from inspiring English sources
What is possibly fair about saying to a family that lives in a family home in Lewisham, they pay the same council tax as an oligarch that lives in a £30m house?" He added: "Granny would not need to pay this up front.
In Vanity Fair, Sam Kashner writes that, "In ['Yachts and Things'], the narrator is clearly Truman, and 'Mrs. Williams' is possibly The Washington Post's publisher Katharine Graham".
Thus, it is possibly abstract.
Mugabe called an election, though the MDC protested that the vote would not be possibly be free and fair.
It's possibly no surprise that Vanity Fair's John Galliano interview, by Ingrid Sischy, raises as many questions as it answers.
If they are fair and good, they are possibly the most morally impressive adults that their students will ever know.
"I thought ours was quite cheap and to be fair I thought theirs was possibly cheaper".
The sight was possibly Phoenician".
Males are possibly territorial.
It would be useful and even possibly "fair and balanced" if Araton could review the history of black coaches in the Big East and the Ivy League, and how long it took for those in the chosen area of the country to own up to their traditions of segregation and racism.
