Sentence examples for so fair that from inspiring English sources

Would the Bard have called a woman so fair that her face could make "a frozen hermit leap from his cell" to kiss it?

Actually, he was so fair that he called on Waldheim and asked whether Waldheim objected to his looking through some of the files at the State Archives; he thought that maybe he could help clear up the rumors that were going around.

His complexion exceedingly fair – he was so fair that they called him the lady of Christ's College"? 3 Who infatuated Henry James, though: "… magnificently ugly – deliciously hideous … a low forehead, a dull grey eye, a vast pendulous nose …" ? 1 Mark Twain was overjoyed to learn the word "lagniappe".

The children were so fair that Mundilfari named them "moon" and "sun", which was perceived as arrogance by the gods, and it so angered the gods that they placed the brother and sister in the heavens.

"We all raced each other so fair, and that's what racing is about for me.

1.15pm: There has been no sign of any rolling of the pitch, and no announcement, so fair to assume that no declaration, writes Andy Wilson at Old Trafford.

"The directors have backed the youth policy for the next two seasons so fair play to them for that".

Tamara, a Brit with shoulder-length brown hair who works for Fake Bake tanning products the products that have just been sprayed on your body is so beautiful, and so fair-skinned, that her pallor seems to contradict her spiel.

Tamara, a Brit with shoulder-length brown hair who works for Fake Bake tanning products — the products that have just been sprayed on your body — is so beautiful, and so fair-skinned, that her pallor seems to contradict her spiel.

There is one girl, an American hippie named Leslie (India Salvor Menuez), who is so fair and so boneless that she is practically transparent.

Nevertheless, he was so fair to the Persians that he was called, in later ages, "friend of the barbarians".