Sentence examples for what is fine from inspiring English sources

Campaign operatives lump social media impersonation into three categories — what is fine, what straddles the line and what is indefensible.

What is fine about the book is the careful fidelity that Carey shows to Dial and Che.

But do not suggest that this can only be done by destroying what is fine to look at or listen to, whether in the arts or nature.

"What's fine is hard," Socrates concludes, resigned to be unable to judge what is fine or foul in a speech until he learns what the fine is.

Socrates by implication invokes the priority of definition: How can anyone judge what is fine or foul in a speech, without knowing what it is to be fine (286c)?

Just so, while Protagoras may hold that for each city what is fine or base, just or unjust, pious or impious is what the city takes it to be, what is really advantageous for the city is not the same as what it takes to be advantageous (171e - 172b).

"What's fine?" "It was nothing," I say.

"What was fine yesterday may not be such a good idea today," he says.

What are fining agents, why are they necessary, and should they be included on the wine label?

And they are New York's finest--what is fine about that?" said one protester.

All is fine here; what is not fine is the fact that these two characters are supposed to hate each other.