Sentence examples for surprisingly fair from inspiring English sources
At a time when everything is being cut, closed down, diminished and discontinued, the forecast for poetry is surprisingly fair.
Today, I'll talk about the surprisingly fair way some novelists wrote about second-class citizens of that era.
It was, somewhat surprisingly, a fair point.
Surprisingly, a fair number of skiers from Britain, Germany and Austria also make their way to Whistler -- a journey of nearly 8,000 miles.
Not surprisingly, a fair bit of information about both soldiers can be found online, and while there's no dispute about their bravery, personal details about Sgt. Shemin are mostly accurate, while Sgt. Johnson's are frequently distorted.
Surprisingly, to be fair, much of these latter comments might actually be true.
Kind of surprisingly (to be fair, this might be a self-selecting bias), only 19percentt of Canadians say they smoked weed in the past year, although the number rises to 36 percent in the coveted 18-34 age bracket.
Recent evidence suggested, however, that within white-skinned populations, the very fair surprisingly have lower vitamin D levels, which may result from different behaviors in the sun [ 7, 8].
Newsweek ran a lengthy essay about "W.," which concluded that the film was, "surprisingly, more or less fair".
Why are they willing to cooperate with people whom they barely know and to do good deeds and to play fair a surprisingly high percentage of the time?
