Sentence examples for too fair for from inspiring English sources
The leaflets contain such headlines as "Militant [Muslim] extremists go for Phil Woolas", "Lib Dems in mosque planning permission stitch-up" and "Get him, straight talking Woolas too fair for militant Muslims".
It's too fair for him to just die.
The first point was that using a calibration phantom of a size similar to the test phantom is too fair for the whole procedure and does not correspond to what would be possible with patients.
And there was something else: Campy, born to an African-American mother and an Italian-American father, may have been too fair-skinned for Rickey, who wanted no confusion surrounding the black man who would break the color line.
But Franzen is too fair a novelist to blame Jenna for not being the woman of Joey's dreams.
The fair isle, a bit too fair.
Can a biographer be too fair?
But some commentators are quick to employ a definition of what it means to be African that excludes returnees like me for being too fair-skinned, too British or too westernised.
"If you looked Latino, you were all too frequently fair game for [Maricopa County Sheriff's Office] officers," Perez said at his news conference.
The law also dictates that school zones, too, are fair territory for guns.
The union of Robert Benchley and Dorothy Parker -- through her two marriages and his one, and a raft of affairs on both their parts -- was so tight that when she was fired from Vanity Fair for her too-acid reviews, he quit in solidarity.
