Sentence examples for overly fair from inspiring English sources
Was I overly fair to the Creation Museum in Kentucky, which treated the Bible as natural history and natural history as myth, when I marveled at its skewed alternate universe?
But it also described the sentence as overly harsh, saying "fair-minded people will question the severity".
"We weren't overly bothered, to be fair," he says.
What do you think -- is the dress code fair or overly restrictive?
He built a reputation as a legislator who could be as tough as he was fair, but seldom overly partisan.
That means the government must guarantee that any subsidies for new power generation and any rate of return to suppliers are fair, and not overly generous at consumers' expense.
Tough but fair (and admittedly overly simplistic).
"The government must guarantee that any subsidies for new power generation and any rate of return to suppliers are fair, and not overly generous at consumers' expense," said the group's director of energy Audrey Gallacher.
This may seem overly complex but making a fair comparison requires extra care.
It will also require the development of alternative habits and tools to make this assessment fair and not overly onerous.
