Sentence examples for surely fair from inspiring English sources

And turnabout is surely fair play.

Titcomb, naturally, didn't agree, but the description was surely fair.

Surely "fair" values are not far from catching up with depressed share prices?

It is surely fair to ask, did he (a) know more than he is letting on?

The notion of a "malus", or a negative bonus, when performance dips may make classicists groan but is surely fair in principle.

Qaddafi's former Interior Minister is leading rebel forces; it is surely fair to ask what his approach to civilians who don't agree with him might be.

But even accounting for Time's unenviable position as a legacy print publisher, it is surely fair to wonder whether it would have been any better off as an independent company.

But it's surely fair to ask, if that is that tag that has existed for decades whilst economic disparity between that part of the country and London has grown wider, is it not time to rebrand?

In light of the recent resumption of consular relations between Britain and Iran, it is surely fair to expect that the government will make full use of those services.

It is surely fair to assume that the bright spark in Goldman's investment-banking division who came up with the original Facebook proposal hadn't seen the report of the Business Standards Committee.

After a hat-trick of wretched collective performances that have ceded the Royal London one-day series to India whatever the result of the fifth and last match, it is surely fair to assume that at least a couple of England's World Cup hopefuls will be in the last chance saloon in Leeds on Friday.