Sentence examples for made him fair from inspiring English sources

Lhota's penchant for Twitter antics made him fair game for other figures in New York's government.

And his technical sophistication (despite his own laments that he should have paid more attention in his Vienna counterpoint class) made him fair game for the positivist parsers.

Is this a case of Foer having reached a a level of fame that makes him fair game for cultural lampooning?

Libby was eventually convicted of lying to a grand jury and FBI agents in relation to the case, which makes him fair game for Fair Game to use as a villain.

Further, his flaunting of his sexuality – he arrives at government functions with all his wives in tow and enjoys suggestively belting out his signature song "Pass Me My Machine Gun" – makes him fair game for cartoonists, artists, satirists and newspaper columnists.

If you have things in the garage too, it's not fair to make him clean it out by himself.

But it made him a fair-weather friend to the civil rights activists themselves.

He also claimed that not being able to see people's faces made him a fairer judge of character - but admitted having "got it wrong in a big way" on one occasion.

The stigmatization White faced because of the disease, and his family's subsequent fight against that discrimination, made him a spokesman for fair treatment for HIV/AIDS sufferers and served to educate the public about the disease.

Since he began his run for president more than a year ago, Trump has frequently been criticized for trading in racially tinged appeals, describing some Mexican immigrants as rapists and questioning whether a federal judge's Mexican heritage made him incapable of being fair to Trump.

Outside shareholders, if they really want to resist Lewis (or just make him pay a fair price), should concentrate on forcing Ivell to find credible executives who want to do the job.