Sentences with phrase «fair answer»

These are fair questions to ask and you should expect fair answers.

Only fair answers will sound cogently and will show you with the best hand.

Ceramists Jude and John Jelfs of Oxford Ceramics Fair answer a reader's question on how to price functional and sculptural work when first starting out as a maker

What we needed was a way to remove our egos from the process and just get a fair answer to the question.»

(No fair answering if you are in academic administration.)

Hehehe... And I think Santa would be a fair answer to someone always watching us.

And no fair answering the way former Alabama and current Penn State president Joab Thomas does: «Because he's dead.»

It's a fair answer, and it gives both keepers a reason to try their hardest in training to impress Le Boss.

It seemed like a fair question and a fair answer, but Andrea Arnold jumped in and attacked the journalist for asking a stupid question.

The fairest answer I can think to offer is this: Maybe someday, but not yet.

That's a fair answer.

Chapter four in Price's novel addresses the attempt to ignore and let a story die, to allow for a neighborhood's history to die, and to actively bury the past and the difficulty of finding a fairer answer or resolution to a complex situation.

The clean development mechanism (IOW, we, the rich north will pay you, the poorer south to not develop the Amazon and other areas rich in biomass) seems like a fair answer to your questions.

To some extent, then, «clarity» probably isn't a fair answer to the question, «What do you think is the most important attribute of good legal writing?»

Assuming you trust your agent to give you a fair answer, he or she will be able to tell you what is affecting your insurance rate.

«No» is a fair answer, and if your client won't accept it, you can walk away from the relationship.

When I refer a client to Nick, I know that they will be given honest and fair answers to their questions about a Vermont mortgage.