Sentence examples for utterly fair from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bollinger, at home in Ann Arbor, Mich., would say only that "it's been an utterly fair and thorough process from my perspective".
And Richard L. Berke, the assistant managing editor who oversees features sections, added, "The article clearly touched a nerve with Ms. Ray and others, but we believe it was utterly fair and accurate".
For football championships there appear to be at least two criteria: the intrinsic quality of the teams, and which team should have lost fewer games if everything were utterly fair, or something like that.
"Any normal person watching that video will realise that describing these people as a death cult and as truly repulsive is utterly fair comment and so I don't mind people seeing, within limits, a little bit of this just to remind them about what a truly ghastly, murderous organisation we're up against," he said.
"Any normal person watching that video will realise that describing these people as a death cult and as truly repulsive is utterly fair comment and so I don't mind people seeing, within limits, a little bit of this just to remind them about what a truly ghastly, murderous organisation we're up against".
But Mr Miliband said it was "utterly fair and reasonable" to reverse the coalition's move, given that the majority of taxpayers had suffered an "unprecedented" squeeze on their living standards.
He may have been utterly fair-minded in thinking that the RFU really should be looking beyond one candidate for the job of performance director, but fair-mindedness, to be fair, does not really count in these coups.
But those five words, "Olympic values of fair play", sounded utterly fantastical, like some little snippet of Disney thinking adrift in the midst of his two-hour long prosecution of international sport.
They're also trying to cram a generation's worth of socially progressive policies into a four-year term, which would be an uphill battle in fair times but utterly Sisyphean in a bad economy.
"While becoming a golden goose for big business, Michael Gove's academies and free schools policy is utterly undermining the principle of a fair education for all".
