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Meanings of look fair in English
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Usage of look fair in English
1
Gold, thought I, is omnipotent: it makes even a Moor look fair.
2
The girl returned the look fair, almost defiantly.
3
Either way, the terms look fair given concerns over the sustainability of independent pure-play lenders to the poor.
4
She could not resist the desire to look fair once more in the eyes of these hypercritical friends.
5
That don't look fair, does it?
6
Many things look fair in discourse, and in theory satisfy curious imaginations, which in practice are found difficult and fanciful.
7
THE increase in the thresholds for residential property tax (RPT), announced by the Revenue Commissioners, may look fair enough.
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Does she set the bar so low that she has to keep sacking people for relatively minor offences, just to look fair?
9
There might be many worse worlds than a world so ruled, and in verse the prospect can be made to look fair enough:-
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And you, too, shall win a lady- Ihavealready chosen her; her name is Swanhild, and she will look fair even beside Riminild.
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It looks fair, it looks real, but it is all a fiction.
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It looks fair to the eye; but will not bear handling.
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Kneeling, he looked fair into the black eyes-deep ,mysteriousas the wild itself.
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Each essay only leaves them as they began, looking fair into each other's eyes.
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Still, the crops of the summer of 1846 looked fair and sound to the eye.
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As such, the profile of DTZ's forward- looking Fair Value Index materially shifts for the worse.