Sentence examples for most fair of from inspiring English sources
Sometimes land held in knight service was exonerated from dower by the widow's taking dower de la pluis beale ("of the most fair") of her husband's socage land.
And of these histories most fair still in the ears of the Elves is the tale of Beren and Lúthien," writes Tolkien in his major work, The Silmarillion.
The timeline of most fair features was far shorter, though some were built to last.
"I've taken this additional step to have questions asked by expert staff counsel to establish the most fair and respectful treatment of the witnesses possible".
What the route lacks in hills it makes up for in tea shops, making it perfect for even the most fair-weather of cyclists.
And most fair-minded of all were participants who recalled such a memory and also reaffirmed their beliefs on abortion rights before the role-playing.
He is one of the most fair and scrupulous individuals I have ever encountered.
Granting the right to trade in Norman England was a part of the Royal Prerogative and, as with most fairs and markets of the period, the market at Mancroft was operated under licence from the King.
If this encourages Ms Siddall to increase the diversity of media exhibited Frieze Masters may well become the most important fair of its kind in London.
My father was the most fair-minded, the most tolerant, of men.
"Frankfurt is the financial capital of continental Europe and hosts some of the most important fairs of international business and trade," said LimeBike's VP marketing, Caen Contee, in an emailed interview.
