Sentence examples for put it fair from inspiring English sources

What I said at the start stands: I thought Rick's piece, considering Newt Gingrich's language, was, as you might put it, fair and balanced.Respectfully yours, David Remnick Hendrik Hertzberg is a senior editor and staff writer at The New Yorker.

It was, as the native north Londoner might have put it, a fair cop.

"In baseball you get one ball and if you put it in fair territory" – that is, into the areas where the ball is deemed in play – "you're done.

Is this enough to put it on fair footing with Yammer?

The 25-minute "Frogmen" presentation does not contain the scene of Simpson holding the knife to his daughter's throat, but his co-stars acknowledge they did receive, as Todd Allen put it, "a fair amount of training" as preparation for the shoot.

As the Caruso brand put it at the fair, in its witty presentation of men of different ethnic types carrying boards that said in their languages: "In men's wear, do as the Italians do".

Simply put, it's not fair to compare him to anyone).

But as David A. Keene, chairman of the American Conservative Union, put it, "neither is it fair to say that the politics of it aren't important".

As Vanity Fair put it, "C.K. isn't just the button-pusher; he's the one who put the button there in the first place".

Britain has been, to put it a little unkindly, its fair-weather friend.

"London's status has increased but I wouldn't put it down to the fair.