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Meanings of fair-minded in English

Fair-minded.

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Usage of fair-minded in English
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Mr. Walter was fair-minded in comparison with most men of his class.
Oscar Wilde, His Life and Confessions — Volume 1
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Fine words with which most fair-minded people would be in total agreement.
The Irish Times
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They helped to defeat the most fair-minded and liberal man, Governor Waite.
Anarchism and Other Essays
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It matters far more whether we are honest, loving, industrious and fair-minded.
Where We Live / A Home Geography
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It said: We ask fair-minded people to read our editorial .
The Guardian
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But fair-minded viewers know there are two sides to the story.
News.com.au
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And his contribution to the debate does deserve a fair-minded and respectful analysis.
The Irish Times
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But they were dressed up as conservative fair-minded measures, she added.
Reuters
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The Emperor of Austria appears to be a very fair-minded man.
The Great Round World and What Is Going On In It, Vol. 1, No. 49...
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To any fair-minded observer, the credibility of Mr Gilmartin's allegations has been enhanced.
The Irish Times
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The rulers of those days were not very fair-minded, you see.
The Story of Glass
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Even intelligent and fair-minded men hardly refrain from sharp censure on such occasions.
The German Classics of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries, V...
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The Reverend Jennings, who prided himself on being fair-minded, clucked sympathetically.
When the wind blows
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He was a fair-minded, reasonable chap, and we soon became friends.
Three Times and Out / Told by Private Simmons, Written by Nellie...
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You'll try to do that for me, won't you, dear fair-minded, loving-spirited Katie?
The Visioning: A Novel
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Most fair-minded people reading or listening to his words will agree with his conclusions.
The Irish Times
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