Sentence examples for to think fair from inspiring English sources

That is, Nozick is probably right to say that one would have no obligation to operate the system on his or her assigned day, but he is wrong to think fair play would require one to do so.

"It is, I think, fair to say that the nominations are over before the great majority of Americans even focused on the question.

"At the moment, I think fairs need to be both commercially and culturally relevant," said Mr. Torrigiani, the former editor of the Italian style magazine Rodeo and publisher of Fantom Photography Quarterly.

If so many companies are starting to think about fair compensation, how could a gap remain?

"I thought fair play to Cantona.

She just screamed into that microphone and I thought, 'Fair play to her.' "She's definitely an inspiration.

Timor-Leste's ambassador to Australia said his country was "deeply disappointed" that Australian intelligence agencies had resorted to raids and thought "fair-minded" Australians would reject the "national security" explanation given by George Brandis as ridiculous.

"You start to think, is this fair to my family?" said Firefighter Hagemann.

That strongly suggests that parents (understandably) like to think they are fair but it is likely the children know better.

Jelly seemed to think it was fair enough that he deserved to die too, but it was a fairly preposterous reason.

I happen to think this is fair.