He was in his early forties, six and a half feet tall, muscular, lean, and fair, with shaggy reddish-brown hair, some stubble, and a great deal of self-confidence.
A dandyish dresser, he was lean and fair-haired, with high cheek bones and narrow, penetrating eyes.
Peter, a lean man with fair hair, sat stiffly near the front: he looked like somebody anticipating a root canal.
Mr Herz broke a 2-2 toe to vote for the reporting-standards proposal that leant heavily towards fair value.
(In 2004, Evolutionary Psychology published a study of this phenomenon titled, "Narcissism guides mate selection: Humans mate assortatively, as revealed by facial resemblance, following an algorithm of 'self seeking like.'") She and Coyne are both blond, fair, and lean, although, because he is seventeen inches taller, she worried they'd be ill matched.
He became an object of scorn to rightwing MPs who objected that he protected Kinnock, leaned over to be fair to the Opposition and generally failed to be their man.
Whether that makes it fair to consciously lean on the weather when it's convenient is an open question — though it appears hard for either side to resist.
The softer ride results in a fair amount of body lean.
Few colleges have enough admissions officers to send to every fair, so many institutions lean on alumni to represent them.
