Sentence examples for seemingly fair from inspiring English sources

A seemingly fair policy that both parties can unite behind.

This demonstrates that seemingly fair selection criteria can throw up some perverse results.

As they had with thousands of other seized L.R.A. fighters and defectors, the Ugandan army offered Kwoyelo a seemingly fair bargain: give them information on the L.R.A.'s whereabouts and strategy, and receive amnesty in return.

China's foreign minister, Yang Jiechi, responded that Clinton's seemingly fair comments "were, in effect, an attack on China".

On the one hand, biomedicine invites a vision of a world in which: "the blind receive sight, the lame walk, those who have leprosy are cleansed, the deaf hear, the dead are raised" (Matthew 11 5), and in exchange – not only for a seemingly fair price for this kind of investment in a 'brave new world' – but in exchange for unhindered development.

But any target is seemingly fair game -- even wearing "oversize sweaters".

Many are, and may remain, put off by the sight of a seemingly fair-skinned white woman who passed herself off as a light-skinned African American woman and became a local leader in one of the nation's most venerable black civil rights group.

Apparently, fair is fair.

Rafael Nadal arrived at Wimbledon as one of the favourites, the form player of 2013, seemingly set fair for a quarter-final showdown with his old foe Roger Federer.

It's been a miserable year for them, and they lie eighth in the Romanian table, 12 points behind the leaders Otelul Galati, who are five clear of FC Timisoara and seemingly set fair for their first league title, as the hegemony of the big Bucharest clubs shows no sign of reasserting itself.

However, as the two feuding sides flex their muscle, extended family members and associates have seemingly become fair game.