Sentence examples for quite fairly from inspiring English sources

He was re-elected, again quite fairly, in 1999.

Historically, Australian cricket culture can quite fairly be criticised for many things, but hypocrisy isn't one of them.

John Kennedy, who had the same gift of detachment, was often accused, quite fairly, of the same type of self-absorption and indifference to others.

While many of the reviews quite fairly focused on the dodgy special effects, they also failed to recognise quite how much Smith brought to the film.

I never really was like a cowboy," Bryan acknowledged, quite fairly, to the Today show when asked about the lack of a ten- gallon hat atop his head.

He also pointed out, quite fairly, that a whole host of mistakes were made by many countries in the run up to the war.But the message that Mr Putin took to Gdansk was to a lesser degree about history.

Yet, as many readers have reminded me -- quite reasonably and fairly -- for the most part, Cheney has provided lip service in lieu of actually doing much of anything to secure marriage equality for all Americans.

It is then quite often fairly easy for leaders to see what they need to do.

Consequently, the electrification of houses and infrastructure is quite difficult, fairly expensive, and sometimes virtually impossible.

You just end up not really sleeping, so everyone becomes quite febrile fairly early on.

At first, I wasn't very good at typing on it, but I got quite good, fairly quickly.