Sentence examples for you could fairly from inspiring English sources

It's a label you could fairly apply to Grant Hill, for instance, or José Reyes.

None is an accusation you could fairly level against Cate Blanchett's splendid Lady Tremaine.

"I don't think you could fairly say that they don't organise their business differently [to secure tax advantages]..

"You could fairly say that Max and Maria have the most successful agent-player relationship in the history of the game," said Andrew Walker, the chief marketing officer for the WTA.

And if you raised the money through your own initiative, you could fairly claim it as your own donation, whether it came to you in nickelsand quarters or in 10s and 20s.

Some have praised Nehru's music for putting a contemporary spin on Golden Age NYC rap but its pleasure surely lies in the fact that you could fairly seamlessly play it back to back with tracks from the classic era it's designed to evoke.

Who else, unblushing, could tell you 'I could fairly fluently read Russian and get through a simple article in Japanese about my special subject, the war in the Pacific' while, on the same page, referring to Milan Kundera, Brecht, Sartre, Kafka, Solzhenitsyn, Wittgenstein and Duke Ellington?

"You killed" could fairly be said to the filmmakers, who crafted a brilliant and compelling show that led, conveniently, to Durst being arrested days before the final episode.

"You could be fairly close and not be able to hear the monitors," Ms. Laing said.

But you couldn't fairly blame the Internet for Marcus Arnold, any more than you could blame the Internet for Jonathan Lebed.

How many years do you think it took from the time the first microwave oven was available until you could be fairly certain your neighbor had one?