Sentence examples for which seems fair from inspiring English sources
(When asked at a press conference, he replied, "Why not?," which seems fair).
You assume that overseas listeners will have to pay for this privilege, which seems fair.
They are even filing for infringement with the intellectual property bureau, which seems fair enough.
"He has a 6.1, which seems fair, although, granted, I've never hooked up with him," she said.
Much of the foundation's work ends up buffing the image of one Lance Edward Armstrong, which seems fair — after all, Livestrong wouldn't exist without him.
This led to speculation on the excellent radio commentary on BBC5 Live that Djokovic might not be a human being, which seemed fair enough.
So he got to be around to enjoy Sandoval's heroics — which seemed fair because he was the man who named him Kung Fu Panda — and watch Pagan's dribbler to third become one of those plays that make the Giants seem preordained to win this thing.
Some did have complaints that cops and other public workers were diverted from recovery efforts to help manage the president's arrival, which seemed fair enough.
It works out at a pound an hour, which seems a fair investment.
By that I mean the one that Kasabian were on, which seems as fair a definition of main as any.
