Sentence examples for sense fair from inspiring English sources

An MBA might assume that people tend to get their just deserts and that inequality is, in this sense, fair.

Each is a muse, and each is, in a sense, fair game for the artist or designer.

Stasis and, a sense, fair or not, of complacent corruption at the center, always work in France to the advantage of the far right.

In quoting that, I don't mean to imply that his characterization was in any sense fair; but it does say a good deal about, first, a view of women, and, second, about the assumption that the view is widely enough shared that one would talk that way in a bid for support.

We are a common-sense, fair, and compassionate people.

"But it's also that the English have a real sense of fair play, and this isn't fair play, whether it's for good causes or not".

Indeed, the teams have preserved a sense of fair play.

"But he has a well-developed sense of fair play.

It would violate his sense of fair play.

Britain prides itself on its sense of fair play.

Sentiment against steroid use also flows from a widespread sense of fair play and equity.