Sentence examples for little fair from inspiring English sources

And although he is roughly in agreement with President Obama on issues ranging from Afghanistan ("Hillary's doing a great job") to the tax code ("Let's make it a little fair — that's all"), he offers his critique of the Affordable Care Act as proof of his independent spirit.

But we really could use a little "Fair and Balanced" in its reporting on Bloomberg, teachers, the teachers' union, and the budget crisis.

His book American Pictures did as much to revolutionize documentary photography as it did to paint an entirely new image of the country in the 70s, so it's at least a little fair that Americans stuck their flag in him.

Participants of non-Dutch ethnic background were asked to rate their Dutch proficiency using a four-point scale (none, a little, fair and excellent) on four items that assessed speaking, understanding, reading and writing Dutch.

There is nothing wrong with a little fair-weather fandom.

Such inaccuracy on both sides of the debate is discouraging but not surprising; with so little fair-minded writing on the subject of anti-Americanism, it's no wonder there's so much of it today.

But a woman is evidently a terrifying thing no matter what her age, for at the other end of the spectral age spectrum is the little girl ghost, as seen in The Shining's twins, the creepy little fair-haired child in Bava's Operazione Paura or Mia Farrow's nemesis in Full Circle, which starts off with a botched tracheotomy and only gets worse.

"We need someone a little fairer".

But they just have to be a little fairer".

"If the competition would just play a little fairer, we could do it".

"Well known, well photographed, made major appearances, as opposed to hicky little fairs".