Sentence examples for thoroughly fair from inspiring English sources
The phrase "thoroughly fair" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation, decision, or process that is completely just and equitable.
Example: "The committee's decision was thoroughly fair, taking into account all perspectives and evidence presented."
Alternatives: "completely just" or "entirely equitable".
What now? Zimmerman deserves to have a thoroughly fair trial — one that is not a farce.
Turnbull said the proposed plebiscite was "very carefully considered" and would "enable everyone to have a say in a thoroughly fair manner".
But if you really wonder why Israel is building its wall, and want to understand its human consequences, you would do far better to invest in Isabel Kershner's readable, compassionate and thoroughly fair "Barrier".
"The Journal reiterates that our articles about Theranos were thoroughly reported, fair and wholly accurate".
Fair livestock are thoroughly washed and cleaned at least daily for several weeks before and especially during fairs.
FAIR LAWN Fair Lawn High School, "Thoroughly Modern Millie".
Massa was never a truly great driver, not a Senna nor a Schumacher, but he was an honest, fair, wholehearted and thoroughly likeable competitor, a proper racer whose recovery from a horrible eye injury in 2009 won widespread sympathy.
Five other schools rounded out the list of nominees for that award — Cranford High School ("Anything Goes"), Gill St. Bernard's in Gladstone ("Into the Woods, Summitit High School ("The Music Man"), Union High School ("42nd Street") and Fair Lawn High School ("Thoroughly Modern Millie").
Titled Rock Paper Scissors and a Three-Armed Shovel and curated by artists Elliott Jerome Brown Jr. and Devin N. Morris, the fair's offerings thoroughly embodied the intimacy that makes zines so special.
March 15 at 3 p.m. FAIR LAWN Fair Lawn High School, "Thoroughly Modern Millie".
